I have no idea, but I wouldn't use Wikipedia.. The "facts" on there aren't always true. That's why we aren't allowed to use it in my high school.
<u>British Influence and effects of British Colonization:
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British Empire is the largest empire in world history and has the most important power in the world. British started to setup their power in 
century, through overseas colonies.
By 1783 Great Britain had a empire with colonies in ''West Indies'' and ''America''. The stumble of the monarchy and kingdom of two pillars of Myanmar's society was the most catastrophic aspect of colonial era.
<u>Burma connection with Great Britian:
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British rule in Burma prolonged from 1824 to 1948 that fluctuated from the Anglo-Burmese war to establish Burma as a British region of India. Burma was named after a British-dominated ethnic group. The name was used as the official name of the country until 1989, when the military decided to replace it in Myanmar.
Answer:
Latitude then Longitude
Explanation:
conventionally coordinates are written starting with the latitude followed by the longitude, however there are some practices which utilize alternative syntax.
All the options are correct.
If we look at the formula of prismoidal, we can see that it contains, three areas = area of faces at top and bottom and area of midway section
Thus it can be used to calculate the a) calculate surface area for cylindrical rings And b) estimate the surface area of edged non-prismoidal solids.
In the volume formula of prismoidal, the factor (depth/6) is multiplied by the three areas as mentioned above, this gives the volume of faces at top and bottom and midway section. Thus option C and D are also correct.
Answer:
See below
Explanation:
From Nasa:
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