According to the article, why might Indians rationally choose not to eat cow even during times of starvation? Answer (I saw that on this question people weren't getting it correct so I hope this helps and I got an A on this)

Indians tend to not eat cows because of religion, history, cultural identity, and laws. Reverence for cows and a taboo against eating them are associated with the Hindu religion. Another reason as to why they don't eat cow is because of agriculture reasons. Cattle are essential to agriculture in India because they are used to plow fields, they provide manure for fertilizer, and they produce milk for food.

Your answer is correct. (i just need points lol)

Explanation:

Indians may choose to not eat cows due to many reasons. This mainly includes religion, culture, and law. For example, In Hinduism it is forbidden to eat cows because they have to be respected. Cows are a symbol of life and is sacred to Hindus.

a, b, c - sides of a triangle

a + b > c

a + c > b

b + c > a

we have a = 5m and b = 11m. substitute:

5 + 11 > c

16 > c → c < 16

5 + c > 11         subtract 5 from both sides

c > 6

11 + c > 5         subtract 11 from both sides

c > -6

c < 16 and c > 6 and c > -6

thereofre your answer is 6m < c < 16m

it's a nutrition food for pregnant mothers so they unborn child can get its nutrition that it needs to grow in to a healthy baby.

explanation:

and the mother is getting all of her nutrition and her calcium and vitamins .