Physics, 25.11.2019 22:31 lucky1940

Carlotta makes a graphic organizer about the steps of the sun’s hydrogen fusion process. a venn diagram of 3 intersecting circles with one circle labeled step 1, a second circle labeled step 2 and the third labeled step 3. there is a v in the step 1 circle. there is a z in the step 3 circle. there is a w in the intersecting circle between step 1 and step 2. there is a y in the intersecting section between step 2 and step 3. there is an x in the intersecting area of all 3 circles. she wants to add three labels. label 1: is a reactant. label 2: energy is released. label 3: helium is produced. what is the best placement of the labels? label 1 in region v. label 2 in region x. label 3 in region z. label 1 in region w. label 2 in region y. label 3 in region z. label 1 in region w. label 2 in region x. label 3 in region y. label 1 in region v. label 2 in region z. label 3 in region y.

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