<u><em>In accordance with the International Regulation for the prevention of collisions at sea</em></u><u>:
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<u>1.- A sailing boat has a passing preference over a motorized boat, </u><u>except when the motor boat is limited by its draft</u><u>.
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<u>2.- The sailboat must maintain its course and speed.
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<u>3.- </u><em><u>If it is evident that the PWC does not respond</u></em><u>, the sailboat must sound the warning signal, and change its course to starboard.
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<u>4.- </u><u><em>All actions must be taken as soon as possible</em></u><u>.
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<u>5.- If a sailboat is using its engine, the situation changes, and in that case, both ships must alter to starboard.</u>
Winter and Summer happen every year, pretty much on schedule.
When they happen, the 'weather' changes, but the 'climate' doesn't.
If you live in the right place, then you might get several blizzards every
Winter. They're changes in the 'weather' but not in the 'climate'.
If the temperature where you live stays well below zero for a hundred
years, then you might be entering an ice age.
Or let's say your town has had blizzards every Winter for the past 20 years
but it never had one for 100 years before that.
Either of these would be a climatic change.
Answer:
option A C E F are scalar quantity option B D Are vector quantity
True.
There is heat energy, for example, and it doesn't involve motion.
