Answer:
Any game with Yoshi in it or Danganronpa.
- Any yoshi game because I love Yoshi.
- Danganronpa because of brutal murdering.
Answer:
B. In the winter, when water use is low, precipitation exceeds evapotranspiration
Explanation:
A water budget can be seen as the relationship between the inflow and outflow of water through a specified region. It gives a general Idea of the relationship between the demand and supply of water in that region.
Evapotransipration is the loss of water from the soil through evaporation from the soil and other surfaces and by transpiration from plants, while precipitation refers to rain, snow, sleet, or hail that falls to the ground.
During winters due to the cold temperatures, the rate of water loss from the soil and from plants is much lower than the amount of precipitation which is on form of snow.
Snow covers most of the soil, freezing the soil water at the surface of the soil, making it difficult for evapotranspiration to occur. In addition to that, most deciduous trees shed their leaves during this period further reducing the total amount of transpiration in that region.
This makes option B correct
a. When the forces of supply and demand lead to an inefficient outcome: economists call this a market failure.
<h3>What is meant by market failure?</h3>
This is the term that has to do with the state where the market that is an economy can be said to not be working.
b. The question in this category needs us to be able to fill in the details from the question into the empty boxes. Therefore:
For the efficient box
- a market in which economic surplus is maximized
For the inefficient box:
- a market transaction in which buyers or sellers behave irrationally
- a market transaction in which one party has information not available to other party
- a market dominated by few powerful businesses
- a market in which government regulation creates distortions
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D) They are ranked by how quickly we can access the cash.
Answer: i think a career path
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