Please check my answers.
Drag each item to the correct location to show when each occurred.
1. Event that occurred billions or millions of years ago
a
2. Event that occurred thousands of years ago
c
3. Event that occurred decades ago
b
a. The last Ice Age ended
b. Carbon Dioxide levels reach their highest levels on record
c. Oxygen builds up in Earth's atmosphere
Billions: Oxygen build up
Thousands: Ice Age
Decades: Carbon Dioxide
Amount of earths carbon is constant
More water vapor in atmosphere
MILANKOVICH CYCLES, CLIMATE HAS
Greenhouse gases
Ocean acidification: make shells, carbonic acid, prone to illness
Ocean warming: melting glaciers, expansion of volume, absorbing carbon dioxide
Decreased ice causes less energy to be reflected
Indicates weather that year was warm, wet
ABC is correct, thanks bro!
ABC is correct!!! 100% :)
(it might be in a different order but its still correct 2022)
I believe you What but if its wrong i will be sad
cause the last ice age ended 18 thousand years ago millions of years ago oxygen increased in the earths atmosphere due to a surplus of plants and a few decades ago carbon reached its peak cause of human activity and the use of fosil fuels
a and b c here for you informant A permutation is an arrangement of objects in a definite order. The members or elements of sets are arranged here in a sequence or linear order. For example, the permutation of set A={1,6} is 2, such as {1,6}, {6,1}. As you can see, there are no other ways to arrange the elements of set A.
In permutation, the elements should be arranged in a particular order whereas in combination the order of elements does not matter. Also, read: Permutation And Combination
When we look at the schedules of trains, buses and the flights we really wonder how they are scheduled according to the public’s convenience. Of course, the permutation is very much helpful to prepare the schedules on departure and arrival of these. Also, when we come across licence plates of vehicles which consists of few alphabets and digits. We can easily prepare these codes using permutations.