Fresh air is an example of a/n

A. sustainable yield.

B. non-renewable resource.

C. incorporated resource.

D. renewable resource.

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Bambi

Biology

29 October, 00:11

Fresh air is an example of a/n

A. sustainable yield.

B. non-renewable resource.

C. incorporated resource.

D. renewable resource.

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Ayden Shaffer · Answer 1

The question is asking us to choose what kind of resource fresh air is. Fresh air is mostly just the air that is being in our athmosphere (when we don't polute it). It is a result of the plants releasing oxygen to the athmosphere. It is renewable, meaning that once we breathe it, we don't use it up, but more fresh air will be available - the answer is D. Renewable resource.

Antony Solis · Answer 2

I think it is D. renewable resource.

Fresh air is an example of a/nA. sustainable yield.B. non-renewable resource.C. incorporated resource.D. renewable resource.

Fresh air is an example of a/n

A. sustainable yield.

B. non-renewable resource.

C. incorporated resource.

D. renewable resource.