Japan, taiwan, and south korea draw of their power from nuclear plants.

a. between 30 and 40 percent
b. between 10 and 15 percent
c. none
d. all

b. between 10 and 15 percent

Explanation:

    Prior to 2011 nuclear power accounted for nearly 30 percent of Japan's electricity generation (which also supplies Taiwan and South Korea). In 2017, with 5 nuclear reactors operating, the nuclear contribution was 3.6%. In the long-term planning launched in 2015, Japan continues to consider nuclear power to be important and foresees the target of 20 to 22% participation in electricity generation by 2030, considering its importance for decarbonising the energy matrix.