How is a nonrenewable resource different from a renewable one?

A. A nonrenewable resource is able to be replenished faster than it is used.

B. A nonrenewable resource is able to last forever.

C. A nonrenewable resource is able to run out.

D. A nonrenewable resource is able to be replenished quickly.

apex A. A nonrenewable resource is able to be replenished faster than it is used.

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Yahir

Biology

9 December, 09:09

How is a nonrenewable resource different from a renewable one?

A. A nonrenewable resource is able to be replenished faster than it is used.

B. A nonrenewable resource is able to last forever.

C. A nonrenewable resource is able to run out.

D. A nonrenewable resource is able to be replenished quickly.

apex A. A nonrenewable resource is able to be replenished faster than it is used.

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Alexzander Gates · Answer 1

C. A non renewable resource is able to run out.

A non-renewable resource is NOT renewable, which means once it is used, it's gone.

Quote from National Geographic - "Non-renewable energy comes from sources that will run out or will not be replenished in our lifetimes-or even in many, many lifetimes."

Harley Parks · Answer 2

The right answer is C.

Non-renewable energies are exhaustible source. The concept of non-renewable energy is taken into account at the human life scale, as some processes, such as carbon accumulation, took up to five hundred million years.

In general, non-renewable energy is what consumes a type of fuel (oil, coal, uranium ...)