Section ARead this paragraph and answer the questions. Australia sells 10,000 tonnes of uranium for considerable profit each year. This produces as much energy as Australia consumes, but with less than 10% of the carbon dioxide emissions of coal-fired power plants. Investigations into the nuclear industry have concluded that uranium as a power source is not economically feasible for Australia. Unlike coal, which can be used to generate power with little processing, nuclear power plants cannot simply be fuelled with uranium ore. The nuclear fuel cycle begins when mined uranium ore is converted to yellowcake, which contains about 90% uranium oxides. This is the only phase of the nuclear fuel cycle that is established in Australia. Fill in the gap with ONE WORD from the paragraph. 1. Australia sells enough uranium to produce the amount of energy it Answer Question 1[input] yearly.Short answer