The Second Epistle of Peter, which is also referred as Second Peter, is a book of the New Testament, specifically a biblical letter allegedly written by the Apostle Peter, although it is now believed that he was not the author (it could have been written by one of his disciples).
In these sections of the letter the author warns his readers against losing faith in Christ's Coming and reassures that this Coming is certain and that they should not doubt it. These are passages where they are located:
I. Introduction 2 Peter 1:1.
II. Call to Spiritual Growth 2 Peter 1:2-21.
III. Call to Awareness of Error 2 Peter 2:1-22.
IV. Call To Reassurance in Christ's Coming 2 Peter 3:1-18.
V. Conclusion 2 Peter 3:18b.
Answer:
Many cities in Mesopotamia developed near rivers because of the water. The river was a great place to make farms next to, so you could water your crops. Also they could use it as a source of food, such as fishing. They could even bathe and get fresh drinking water.
Explanation:
Elimination of numbers with roots or surds from the denominator of the fraction
rationalising factor is the number with root present in the denominator which help us in rationalization
example
1/sqrt 2
1/sqrt 2*sqrt 2/<span>sqrt 2
</span><span>sqrt 2/2
</span>sqrt is eliminated from denominator
B. street crime usually occurs in public; white-collar crime usually occurs in private.
