Water and air are perpetual resources. Since there is no end to them, do they still need to be
protected?
Yes, pollution and other factors can limit their use.
Yes, but only in the developing world.
No, there will always be enough of them.
No, there is a global effort to keep them clean.

Answer: yes, but only in the developing world.

Explanation:

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Dawn works on a ranch that raises sheep for wool. She starts working early in the morning to move the sheep to different pastures. She helps to provide food, water, and a clean environment for the sheep to live in so they will be healthy and grow lots of wool. Dawn's job is best described as a(n) Options- Choose 1-Veterinarian, Zoologist or Wildlife Biologist, Farmworker, Aquacultural Manager, Animal Trainer
.

Phyllis travels to different farms and ranches every day. While there, she examines and treats livestock, including pigs, cows, horses, and sheep. She provides medicine and treatments for sick and injured animals. Phyllis's job is best described as a(n) Options- Veterinarian, Zoologist or Wildlife Biologist, Farmworker, Aquacultural Manager, Animal Trainer
.

Carlos works in a fish hatchery. He supervises workers who hatch the fish, feed them, and keep their environment clean. Carlos's job is best described as a(n) Options- Veterinarian, Zoologist or Wildlife Biologist, Farmworker, Aquacultural Manager, Animal Trainer
.

Suppose a political advisor is interested in the proportion of the vote an opponent will receive. If he samples voters randomly and tests hypotheses regarding p, the population proportion, what should he do to reduce his risk of making a Type II error?


Increase the number of voters he will sample

Decrease the number of voters he will sample

Increase the significance level

Decrease the significance level

I only

II only

III only

II and IV only

I and III only