Scientists can what? choose all that apply. A. can predict volcanic eruptions as long as adequate resources are available. B. cannot predict volcanic eruptions or earthquakes in enough time to save any lives. C. cannot yet predict earthquakes even though there are some warning signs. D. can predict both earthquakes and volcanic eruptions if there are adequate resources employed.

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Randy Wright

Geography

16 September, 21:59

Scientists can what? choose all that apply. A. can predict volcanic eruptions as long as adequate resources are available. B. cannot predict volcanic eruptions or earthquakes in enough time to save any lives. C. cannot yet predict earthquakes even though there are some warning signs. D. can predict both earthquakes and volcanic eruptions if there are adequate resources employed.

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Haleigh Doyle · Answer 1

A C and D. It cannot be b because scientists have warned people in the past about volcanoes and their possibility for erupting. Earthquakes cannot be predicted however there are warning signs one can look for.