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What term describes hydropower as an energy source?
renewable
Which term describes the amouunt of energy people use in the daily lives?
wattss
What term describes signal interference that results from the motion of electrons in a wire?
Thermal noise
What term best describes statements indicating the assured quality and function of goods?
warranty
What is an asyndetic list?
A grammatical term which describes a list which uses commas to separate its parts.
What term is used to describes lack of resources that is life threatening?
Absolute poverty
Which term describes a substanced that cannot be dissolved in a solution?
insoluble
Which term describes aq substance that cannot be dissolved in a solution?
insoluble
What describes a substance that cannot be dissolved in a solution?
will remain dissolved
Term describes the right of a lender to sell collateral to get back the principal if the borrower cannot repay the loan?
Lien is the term
What term describes resources being used more quickly than they can be maintained or replenished?
overconsumption -PaytonAlyse 300 ;)
What is the term that describes the spreading of materials money and human resources to get work done in the most economical and efficient manner?
N no kj
What term describes a prism that only has one base positioned opposite of a single point?
The term that best describes it is an "oxymoron". A solid shape with one base opposite a single point is not a prism so such an object cannot exist.
Which geometric term describes a ruler?
Which geometric term describes a ruler
What term describes the movement of continents?
The term that best describes the movement is gradual.
What term describes images that are made up of pixels are resolution-independent and cannot be resized without losing quality?
Raster Graphics
Which term is defined as forces that cannot be explained by science or the laws of nature?
The term that describes forces that cannot be explained by science or the laws of nature is "supernatural." These are phenomena or powers that are considered to originate beyond the realms of natural understanding and empirical evidence.
