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jjjetplane

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The pulp from one tree is equal to a stack of newspapers about
 
  A) a half a meter high.
  B) a meter high.
  C) two meters high.
  D) five meters high.

Question 2

Why do some rocks consist of mineral grains with sharp edges and flat surfaces, while others consist of mineral grains with rounded edges and surfaces?
 
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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

The mineral grains with rounded edges and surfaces have undergone abrasion. The mineral grains with sharp edges and flat surfaces have not undergone abrasion.



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