Gasoline is an example of an accelerant.
a. true
b. false

Yes, gasoline is one example of an accelerant. Gasoline can be very dangerous to use to start a fire or to get a fire going if it has died down. An accelerate will aid in the speed and escalation of the fire. Gasoline will cause a fire to burn at a very high temp which can cause a lot of damage and even fatalities. Always use precaution when using gasoline as an accelerant. It is advised to use other means to start a fire. The correct answer for this question is "true."

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Waves affect the ocean by creating disturbances that move energy through the water.

As the wind blows on the surface of the ocean, waves are created that transmit energy through the water from a starting point to an end point.