A firm shifts from a raw-material location to a market location mainly when A Inputs become heavier B Power becomes
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A steel plant is often located near coal and iron ore mainly to A Increase tourist visits B Avoid skilled
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In a simple sense, manufacturing converts raw inputs into A Natural soil layers B River flowing water C Seasonal weather
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In manufacturing, “processing” mainly refers to A Packing goods only B Changing material form C Advertising products more D Selling
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Manufacturing is best understood as the process where A Selling finished goods B Growing crops seasonally C Value addition to
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A mineral is identified as “crystalline” mainly because its atoms are arranged in a regular internal pattern, even if the
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A rock is called an ore only when the mineral content is high enough to be mined and processed with
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Minerals are commonly found in rocks because minerals are the basic building blocks of most rocks in Earth’s crust A
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A mineral becomes useful for industry mainly when it is found in a form that can be extracted economically A
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A mineral is best described as a naturally occurring substance that has a definite chemical composition and structure A Human-made
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