Answer:
windbreak
it is already written there what was the point of adding the answer if you wanted an answer
Answer
Seismic activities in this area are small and they are never even felt.
Explanation
Along the Indiana and Illinois border runs the Wabash valley seismic zone, which according to the United States Geological Services (USGS) data, lesser earthquake events happen relatively frequently along the line. Although Indiana is located near two powerful fault lines, it hasn’t produced life threatening earthquakes.
Basically add up all the sides... And that's the perimeter don't forget to add your units
Answer:
answer C
Explanation:
i am sorry if it is not correct.
