What are The Challenges to Sovereignty?
GIVING OUT 43 POINTS FOR THIS! Welly solved the inequality below. Select the answer that best describes Welly's work
Welly solved the problem correctly. 66 is a solution to the inequality
Welly solved the problem correctly. 66 is a solution to the inequality
Welly solved the problem incorrectly. 66 is too large to be a solution to the equation.
Welly solved the problem incorrectly. 66 is too large to be a solution to the equation.
Welly solved the problem incorrectly. 66 is too small to be a solution to the problem.
Answer:
Welly solved the problem incorrectly. 66 is too small to be a solution to the problem.
Explanation:
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Answer:
Ok
Explanation:
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Answer:
22
Explanation:
Analyze the map below and answer the questions that follow.
A satellite map of the Arabian Peninsula with 2 arrows. Arrow 1 points to a body of water to the west of the peninsula near Africa. Arrow 2 points to a body of water east of the peninsula near Asia.
Image courtesy of NASA
Which of the following bodies of water does arrow 1 point to in the map above?
A.
the Persian Gulf
B.
the Mediterranean Sea
C.
the Red Sea
D.
the Indian Ocean
Answer:
C. the Red Sea
Explanation:
The Red Sea is the body of water between Northern Africa and the Arabian Peninsula (Asia). The countries that have access to it are Egypt, Israel, Eritrea, Djibouti, Saudi Arabia, Sudan, and Yemen.
It is separated from the Arabian Sea by the Gulf of Aden on the north, flowing into it. They both later instill together into the Indian Ocean. On the south, it forms the Gulf of Suez on the shores of Egypt, and the Gulf of Aqaba that borders four countries – Egypt, Israel, Jordan, and Saudi Arabia.
The name of the sea comes from the coral reefs that give it a specific color, making it seem red.
01:50:58 growth Birth rates, death rates, and migration rates are all parts of measuring A population B. urban C. cultural D. educational Please select the best answer from the choices provided A С D
Answer:
A population
Explanation:
The rate of natural increase of a population depends on birth and death rates, which are strongly influenced by the population age structure. Births occur primarily to people in the younger-adult age groups. If there are comparatively more young adults than older adults where mortality is highest, then even at replacement fertility levels (when each woman has about an average of two children) there will be more births than deaths.
Answer: a.
Explanation:
4. How many freeway bridges collapsed?
Answer:
200 or more not sure?
Explanation:
i did some research on freeway bridge's that have collapse or just bridges in generally i dont know if I'm right though its just a guess i made.
clouds are formed when?
A. sunlight causes water droplets to evaporate
b.liquid water condenses on grass and windows.
c. raindrops freeze into pellets and fall to earth.
d. water vapor in the air condense to form liquid water or ice.
Answer:
its D
Explanation:
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Answer:
see the answer above
Explanation:
Explain the Women & Demographic Change.
Answer:
Women are important factors of demographic change. Influence birth rate and fertility of a nation.
Explanation:
Women play a crucial role in the demographic change, such as voluntary adoption of family planning. The concept of family planning were small families. Education and empowering the women and making them independent decision takers. Women have played an important role in determining the family size, participation in socio and economic activities.Name three of the newer methods for accessing oil and natural gas.
Answer:
the modern exploration geologist (a person who explores for petroleum) must rely on other techniques. There are three (3) primary methodologies used to find hydrocarbons in the subsurface: Geophysical, Remote Sensing, and Wildcatting.
What is the best Book/Website to get a lot of information of animals?
Answer:
national geographic, animal fact guide, DK find out, Ducksters
Explanation:
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There are a few like World Wildlife Fund, National Geographic, and Australia's ABC Splash but i think National Geographiv would be your best bet since it is also a reliable source.
Imagine that you are a member of a team of scientists who are drilling into a large crater approximately 200 km wide. The crater was formed by an NEO impact that wiped out many species 251 million years ago. The drilling team will recover rock samples during the drilling process. You have some data to suggest that the crater is located between 500 and 1,500 meters below the surface. How will the drilling team know when the drill reaches the crater
Answer:
Explanation:
The team will obviously known that they have reach the crater because during impact the rock would have ungergone contact melting of the rock. However, the rock maybe composed of angular fragments in a matrix that may be similar or a different material underneath the crater. Suppose the scientist drilling further down the surface, there will be presence of little or no impact. But inside the crater there will be fragments of broken rocks. They will observe the shocked minerals and the drill will eventually located the undisturbed sequence of rocks at the crater floor.
Within Africa, Egypt and South Africa are ranked 7th and 8th for
highest GDP. What does this tell you about these two countries?
fill in the blank...
It tells us that whilst globally South Africa and Egypt are ranked
about halfway in the world for wealth, within Africa, South and
Africa and Egypt are two of the_________ countries in Africa.
pls pls help me!!! what word goes in the blank? ill mark brainliest!! star and heart!!
Wealthiest
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Answer:
South Africa and Egypt are two of the most developed countries in Africa.
Explanation:
Africa, as a continent, is the poorest and least developed one (excluding Antarctica here of course). There are few countries that are managing to develop rapidly though and have become economic leaders in the continent, but also good examples for the other countries of Africa.
South Africa and Egypt are among the countries that develop the fastest in the world. This is not to say that they are among the most developed in the world though, as they are around the global average and they still have a lot of issues to sort out and a lot of further development to do. Also, countries that rank very high when it comes to development, that is not something that is possible for the already developed countries, but only for the developing countries because they have a lot to catch up with it and there is such space and opportunity for high development.