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Answer: Tree Good
Explanation: No more Tre ekuiL no mor
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UVB radiation increases? This damages the eyes, skin and immune system! Sorry! I just guessed because there were no choices that went along with the question!
By conserving the residential water by recycling we can keep the fresh water as a renewable resource.
<u>Explanation:</u>
Preserving water is significant on the grounds that it keeps water unadulterated and clean while ensuring the earth. Private water use incorporates both indoor and outside family unit water utilization. Water is utilized inside for showering, flushing toilets, washing garments, washing dishes, drinking, and cooking.
Open air water use incorporates washing the vehicle and watering the grass, pools, and plants. This water alludes to the procedure which prepared the wastewater and changes over it to a reusable structure. Additionally gather water during the blustery season to use in latrine flush, watering plants, sprinkle in the nursery, and so on. Utilizing crude water like seawater or non-cleaned water in the latrine is likewise acceptable.
I don't know what your key vocabulary is..., but this is your answer!!
When the amplitude of a sound wave increases, the intensity of the sound increases therefore the sound seems louder but does not change the pitch.
Therefore, if you increase the amplitude of the sound wave(s) of your cell phone ring, it will still sound the same yet louder.
For example, think of when you are increasing the volume on your phone... You are increasing the amplitude of your phone's speaker sound wave and whatever you were tuning in to would sound louder but would stay the same. It wouldn't go from a robot to a kitty sound now. Same concept happens when you decrease the volume on your phone yet this time you are decreasing the amplitude of a sound wave(s) and it gets softer.
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