Anchor would be the best way
Answer:
Answer below
Explanation:
<u>Options: </u>
<u>True</u>
False
<u>True, because they do show cities</u>
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the sample response from edge is
Two-wheeled transportation is an inexpensive way of traveling in comparison to cars, they conserve energy, and require little parking space. The disadvantages are they have high accident rates, requires special skill, constant attention, and requires the use of appropriate safety equipment.
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Answer:
A. The map of World Annual Orange Crop shows a country scale of analysis; The map of Florida Annual Orange Crop shows a county scale of analysis.
B. Specialty agriculture refers to the production of fruits, nuts, vegetables, heirloom varieties of crops or animal breeds, regional foods, culinary herbs and/or spices, and medicinal and/or decorative plants; specialty agriculture is labor-intensive and land-intensive
C. Orange production is concentrated in central Florida.
D. Orange cultivation is prevented or replaced by urban and/or suburban land development; Orange cultivation is not suited to wetland environments
E. Orange cultivation is limited to frost-free areas without freezing temperatures; Clay soils or poorly drained soils may limit cultivation.
F. Although oranges are only grown in some parts of the United States, the world map categorizes the entire country as a top global producer of oranges.
G. Orange juice is concentrated and frozen for shipment and sale; Orange peels are processed for use in fragrances, teas, essential oils, cleaning agents, and skin-care products; Oranges are used to produce vitamin C supplements and vitamin C enrichment for other foods; Oranges are produced in many global locations with harvesting at different times of the year so that fresh fruit can be shipped to consumers throughout the year.
Explanation:
<span> Demand, Supply, and </span>Market Equilibrium<span>. ... a change in the quantity demanded of a product that </span>results<span> from the change in real ... in the product's </span>price; (2) the effect of a change in theprice<span> of a </span>resource<span> on the ... a </span>good<span> or </span>service<span> whose consumption declines as income rises, </span>prices<span>held constant.</span>
