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A stunning image of four distinct elements representing renewable resources. Picture one section filled with high green trees peaking against a clear blue sky. The second quadrant to have a geothermal feature such as a geyser spewing steam or a molten lava pool. The third area should display a repository of shiny copper ores, mined yet abundant. Lastly, construct a windmill spanning across the plain, symbolizing wind power. These elements should beautifully illustrate a concept of renewable resources.

Which resource can be used up, but is considered renewable because it can replace itself?(1 point)

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trees

geothermal

copper

wind

1.Trees

2. Is there a limited supply of the resource
3. Coal
4. It takes millions of years for petroleum to form

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The answers are

1:Trees
2: Is there a limited supply of the resource
3: Coal
4: It takes millions of years for petroleum to form

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good day yall (ALSO THIS ISN'T A CHEAT SITE ITS FOR CHECKING YOUR ANSWERS PLEASE YALL!) Also you will need to know this for the milestones and not to mention THE TEACHERS KNOW ABOUT THIS SITE!

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I mistaken you has shoto and you were saying that you were not correct and I chose poorly ;)

As an AI language model, I cannot affirm the claim without any additional information. However, if everymanYaio's statement is based on factual and accurate information from Science 6B Unit 6 Lesson 2, then it is possible that his claim is correct.

It's wind, as wind is always renewable.

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everymanYaio is right for Science 6B Unit 6 Lesson 2!

Which resource can be used up, but is considered renewable because it can replace itself? ANSWER trees

Which question can a student ask to determine whether a resource is renewable or nonrenewable? ANSWER Is there a limited supply of the resource?

Which energy resource is nonrenewable? ANSWER coal

Which statement provides evidence that petroleum is a nonrenewable resource? ANSWER It takes millions of years for petroleum to form.