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What is meant by resources?
Explain its types.​

Answer 1

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♣️Resources are naturally occuring materials that satisfy human needs.

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♦️Natural resource:-

•A material source of wealth, such as timber, fresh water, or a mineral deposit, that occurs in a natural state and has economic value.

♦️Artificial resources:-

•Man made resources are important because they can be conserved for future and are produced by using skill, knowledge and technology at its best.

•Buildings, furniture, botanical gardens, museum etc. are examples of man made resources.

♦️Renewable resource:-

•It can be inexhaustable.

•It never gets over

•It is imortal, we can use it any time in any quantities.

•It is eco -friendly often.

•Ex. sun(solar power) ,wind etc.

♦️Non-renewable resource:-

•It is exhaustable.

•It will be over anytime.

•It is often polluting too.

•Ex -coal ,petroleum etc.

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=> they occur naturally.

=>they can be accesed by many means.

=>they can be eco friendly as well as polluting.

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Answer 2

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What is meant by resources? Explain its types?

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The naturally occurring materials that can satisfy human needs are called resources.

It's types are-

• Natural resources- The material source of wealth such as timber, freshwater and mineral deposits.
• Artificial resources- Man made resources that are use to conserve the materials for the future use.
• Renewable resources- The resources that can be renewed by physical, chemical and mechanical changes are called renewable resources.
• Non - renewable resources- Resources that are used ones gets exhausted are called non - renewable resources.

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