If a windbreak can reduce the speed of wind for distances up to 30 times the height of the trees, how far would these trees reduce the wind speed?

47 m

51 m

470 m

510 m

510 m

Explanation:

If a windbreak can reduce the speed of wind for distances up to 30 times the height of the trees, how far would these trees reduce the wind speed?

47 m

51 m

470 m

510 m

I will make the following assumption:

The average  height of the trees =17m

since the preamble says that a wind break can reduce the speed of wind for distances up to 30 times the height of the trees

therefore, 30 *17

510m

Winbreaks are used for afforestation, redirecting wind movements, cattle ranch barrier etc.

A, C,

Explanation: Options:

A)to emphasize how terrible the situation is to prove that Aegeus is courageous B) to make readers curious about Theseus’s role in the plot C) to allow Theseus to grow and mature D) to cause readers to lose interest

He is showing how terrible situation is to prove something that is referring to courageousness and because of that the answer C) is also correct one, because of courageousness Theseus is also growing in the eyes of reader.

Because of that they are not loosing interest, readers are finding out what his courageousness is giving him.