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12 May, 07:37

In which situations is nuclear power most beneficial? Check all that apply.

1. if there is a high concentration of people

2. if there is a nearby supplies of fossil fuels

3. if there is an isolated location

4. if there are few other energy resources

5. if there are few people in scattered towns

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