What are the three important concepts of systems thinking? a. Systems tend to have circular, rather than linear, thinking.

b. Knowing how parts are connected (interconnectivity) is crucial to systems thinking.

c. Understanding that individual parts are less important than the whole is crucial to systems thinking.

d. Understanding interconnectivity is not always crucial is an important concept of systems thinking.

e. Think of things as a whole, instead of individual parts.

In a 2010 article “fact check: eastern u. s. earthquake risk” by chris mould, the author provides as evidence the following statement by the united states geological survey: “although earthquakes may be less frequent in the eastern u. s., … urban areas in the east could face bigger losses because the shaking would affect much larger areas than similar quakes in the west. in addition, most homes and buildings in the east are not designed to withstand earthquakes.”this statement directly relates to which of the following concepts? a. vulnerabilityb. hazardc. riskd. severity

#4.) describe the most likely weather conditions at indiana / ohio boarder. also could someone double check my other answers? i'd really appreciate it

From the standpoint of geography, a is an internal rendering of an individual's known world