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МатематикаВопрос:
ships drop their anchors on it. Some factories are also responsible 5) Ответ не указан... the damage because they dump poisonous chemicals into the water.
Ответ:
Выполним задание.
Для того чтобы правильно ответить на вопрос, необходимо выбрать подходящий вариант из предложенных. В данном случае, необходимо выбрать слово или фразу, которая логически завершает предложение.
В предложении говорится о том, что некоторые фабрики также несут ответственность за ущерб, наносимый рифу, поскольку они сбрасывают ядовитые химикаты в воду. В данном контексте подходит предлог "for", который означает "за".
Таким образом, правильно будет: Some factories are also responsible for the damage because they dump poisonous chemicals into the water.
Ответ: for
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