Look at the questions below and decide which is declarative.

What happens when gasoline is mixed with water?

What is the difference in volume between hydrogen, oxygen, and nitrogen gasses at different pressures?

What is the escape velocity of an object on Earth?

Question

Look at the questions below and decide which is declarative.

    What happens when gasoline is mixed with water?

    What is the difference in volume between hydrogen, oxygen, and nitrogen gasses at different pressures?

    What is the escape velocity of an object on Earth?

anonymous · Answer

@Drominia @Gravity_Dreams

anonymous · Answer

@NotTrenton

anonymous · Answer

ummmm, i didn't think that declarative could end with a question mark. sorry

anonymous · Answer

Science textbooks often include chapter
questions, which usually come in two forms.
* Declarative questions ask you to define,
describe, or explain something. They address
the principle behind how something works.
* Procedural questions ask you to solve a
problem for a particular answer.

anonymous · Answer

the answer is option 1

anonymous · Answer

Option one wants you to explain... the other too only have one exact answer that they are looking for