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In 1914, Britain produced around 8.5 million tonnes of steel. This level of production reflected Britain's position as a leading steel producer at that time, driven by industrialization and demand for steel products. The outbreak of World War I in 1914 further increased the demand for steel for military purposes.
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How many sweets are eaten each year in Britain?
It is difficult to provide an exact number of sweets eaten each year in Britain as consumption varies widely among individuals. However, data from the UK government estimates that each person in Britain consumes an average of around 11kg of sugar per year from various sources, including sweets.
What is the mean average number of arms per person in Britain?
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How many children die on the roads each day?
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Describe australias relationship with britain in 1914?
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When did each country get involved in World War 1?
Italy,Germany,France,Great Britain, Belgium, Poland and other small countries in 1914. The U.S.A in 1917
Why did Belgium go to war?
They went to war because when the Great War broke out in August 1914, Russia and France were lined up against Germany and Austria-Hungary. Each of these countries belonged to an alliance that committed them to supporting their alliance partner.=Britain was not committed to joining in the war in 1914, but did so. One of the reasons was the Treaty of London of 1839. This treaty committed Britain to protecting Belgium. But was Britain really protecting Belgium or was Britain protecting itself?=
What month did WW1 start?
July 1914 and they started to fight each other and kill each other August 1914.
What is an input-output relationship that has exactly one output for each input?
function
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Gross thermal output of each reactor at civaux?
See link below (output is in MW electrical). Multiply by three for thermal output
What is the amount of blood pumped by each ventricle each minute?
Cardiac output
How does a perfect market influence output?
Each firm adjusts its output so that its cost, including profit, are covered.
How many steel pipes make a metric ton?
How much does each steel pipe weigh?
Does a function rule contain an output for each input?
yes
What is the output from an AND gate if the two inputs each carry a pulse?
The output from an AND gate is TRUE if both inputs are TRUE. If each input is given a pulse, the output will pulse, but only for the time that the two input pulses overlap each other in time. If the input pulses do not overlap, the output will do nothing.This answer assumes that the input pulses are from FALSE to TRUE and back to FALSE. In the reverse case, the output will pulse whenever either input is pulsed and, if the inputs overlap in time, the output will simply be one longer pulse.
