What is your father put is your name?why he put that name ?explain in 1000 points​

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With my drivers ed ill mark you brainliest can someone correct me if i’m wrong or confirm if i’m right? i think the answer is d to move forward in an automatic transmission vehicle, shift to a. park b. reverse c. neutral d. drive

Afootball game between the thunder and the sharks is in its closing minutes, with the thunder ahead by 20 points. the thunder’s coach considers sending in the second-string quarterback. this would reduce the risk of the star quarterback getting injured, but the second-string quarterback is not very good. complete the passage describing the coach’s decision in economic terms.