When it comes to vehicles, a blind spot is defined as "an area around the vehicle that cannot be directly observed by the driver while at the controls". With this in mind, I believe that the answer is <u><em>B. Large areas around your vehicle that you cannot see using your rearview and side mirrors</em></u>.
Answer: B) So they can communicate their results without confusion
Explanation: There are other systems besides the metric system, though the metric is the most commonly used system. In the SI international system, all units are derived from each other, forming a unique international standard. That way, all scientists around the world, or at least most of them using the SI system, can communicate in a unique scientific "language" without confusion and misunderstanding.
Answer: This type of territory is referred to as a secondary territory.
Explanation:
SECONDARY TERRITORY.
These are the places that we use individually or as a group but that we don't have ownership over or that we don't control but we use them every now and then for special gatherings.
Each individual or group own that territory for that particular period of time but they do acknowledge that others also have the right to temporarily use that space for example a church house , restaurant, classroom and community halls.
We use these territories on special occasions such as weddings, soccer practice , rehearsals and other group activity or individual activities .
There are actually <u>over</u> AN infinite possible scenarios..
But I'm assuming just 2-
One that he doesn't have a parachute
And the other that he does
Explanation:
- Assuming he had no parachute (during the freefall)- he would, in all odds, learn to fly and probably be the first human to do so.
- Whilst in the other case, he would perhaps land normally (and boringly).
