The Salinity of Seawater Remains Constant Because

question 9

Multiple Choice

The salinity of seawater remains constant because

• A)salts are removed from seawater about as fast as they are deposited.
• B)salts are included in the molecular formula of seawater.
• C)salts no longer form in the ocean.
• D)salinity measurement technology is unreliable.

Understand the concept and application of liens as security interests.

Analyze the conditions under which a contractual party can exercise rights of subrogation, reimbursement, contribution, and exoneration.

Identify legal protections available to parties involved in credit transactions and security agreements.

Recognize the effect of minor status on contract obligations and liabilities.

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