I fell into one of those online list rabbit holes and wasted nearly an hour reading about surprising things that are coeval, like the first fax machine and pioneers heading west on the Oregon Trail.

What does the word "coeval" mean in this context? Use these dictionary entries to answer the question:

Co. (prefix) with, together

-ev (sufix) time period, era

1- happened at the same time
2- took place one after the other
3- occurred long ago
4- equally important in history

answer; ///i believe its(b) they merge because of the strong gravitational pull they exert on each other;

claude wants to buy a car and there are a few factors that will affect the decision he makes in choosing what car he should buy. the first factor that can affect his decision regarding what car to buy can be the social and the cultural influence of the society he is living in. for example, there might be a certain car that might have a better value in the eyes of the society or in other words a better social norm regarding that car.

another factor can be personal habits. claude might need a spacious car because he might have kids or might utilize the back seat for other purposes hence a sports car (2 seated) won’t be appropriate.  

no neither are correct. you can find the answer on page 2.2, under the heading "enunciation and pronunciation"

stating:

"enunciation is the way you form your words when you speak. pronunciation is how you say each syllable."

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but nice try to the other answer

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same bro same. its p*sses me offf