Well now that you know your burn rate, that's easy. Take the amount of cash you have left ($250,000) and divide by your burn rate ($83,333/month) and you get three months. At year end, you will be out of money. That's the whole point of knowing what your burn rate.
Why is geography important to history? Quick Answer. Geography is important to history because it affects where a person chooses to live, it affects the way battles are fought and the way that people can interact with those living outside of their home region. Geography is the study of the Earth's landscapes, environments and the people who live in those landscapes and environments. Continue Reading.
Half of the world's population depends on mountain water. An estimated one-tenth of the human population derive their life-support directly from mountains. Yet, mountains are important not only for their inhabitants, but for millions of people living in lowlands.UTTING MOUNTAINS ON THE AGENDA. The global importance of mountains has only recently been widely recognized. While scientists have been active in mountain regions for over two centuries, each typically focused on his or her own specialization in one or more mountain valleys or ranges.