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What uses are made of soybean oil?
 
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Where is the majority of corn grown? Why?
 
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Answer to Question 1

Soybean oil is used for cooking and making margarine, shortening, cheese spreads, and
coffee whiteners. It is also used as a substitute for diesel fuel and as the basis for a highquality
ink.



Answer to Question 2

The majority of the production of corn is in the Midwest because the soil is deep and
rich, and the rainfall is adequate.




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