B. Their needs change constantly
Answer:
The population of Nepal as of the census day (June 22, 2011) stands at 26,494,504.
The total surface area of Nepal is at 147,181 square kilometers which converts to approximately 56,826.90 square miles
- prices
- employment levels
- gross domestic product (GDP)
Explanation:
The most classic and traditional way of measuring a country's economic growth is to measure the growth of its Gross Domestic Product (GDP); When making international comparisons or the most effective method is the Purchasing Power Parity method.
I believe the answer is: machine-machine
This term refers to a situation where a certain gadget that owned by individual could somehow connected and altered the files condition or monitor the situation of the gadget owned by other individuals. Through this, the owner of the platform could collect the data from its user in order to create appropriate advertising target.
Answer:
Copper is considered non renewable because while It can be recycled and used again, the deposits themselves do not replenish. At least not quickly enough to be considered a renewable resource.
2. A. Strategic minerals are minerals necessary and vital to national defense and the production of wartime equipment, but are also vital for electronic devices and equipment we use everyday. They are in limited supply, hence the need to be used strategically.
B. These minerals are important to the United States because the U.S is heavily dependent (unfortunately) on foreign trade and goods for domestic supply. They are also critical to the economic and national security of the U.S.
C. Two examples of Strategic Minerals include copper and platinum. Copper is found in open pit mines like those in Utah, but also just buried underground in huge lumps called nuggets. Platinum is found in thin sulfide layers in certain mafic igneous bodies. Mafic is a type of mineral or rock rich in magnesium and iron.
3. Examples of renewable resources refer to those that replenish relatively quickly over time and include Biomass, Geothermal energy, and Wind energy. Biomass energy provides energy by burning organic material such as wood, sewage, and ethanol (ethanol comes from plants especially corn). Geothermal energy is created by using the heat within the Earth's core through vents in the surface. These vents heat water causing it to boil. The resulting steam powers a turbine that generates electricity. Wind energy is the use of wind to turn turbines that generate electricity. Wind hits the blade of the turbines and the kinetic force causes them to spin, generating electricity.
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