Question

what are zombie fires (4 minutes) for partici... getting started play the video to take the quiz. the video will automatically pause for you to answer the questions. which combination of factors is necessary for a peat fire to ignite? 1 point only heat and wind fuel, heat, and oxygen rain and heat carbon dioxide and water

Explanation:

To ignite a fire (including a peat fire), the fire - triangle principle applies. The fire - triangle consists of three elements: fuel (the material that burns, like peat in this case), heat (to raise the fuel to its ignition temperature), and oxygen (for the combustion reaction).

• "Only heat and wind": Wind is not a fundamental element for ignition. While it can spread a fire, it is not necessary for the initial ignition.
• "Rain and heat": Rain is water, which is a fire suppressant. It cannot be part of the ignition factors.
• "Carbon dioxide and water": Both are fire suppressants and not involved in ignition.

Answer:

Fuel, heat, and oxygen.