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Which of the following statements about natural resources is correct? Oil is more difficult to remove from the Earth than coal. Coal is present in small quantities compared to other fossil fuels. Natural gas has a limited supply and an uneven worldwide distribution. Nuclear power produces small amounts of energy from extremely large masses of fuel.
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I'm not sure about this one I don't think its a or b. I would guess it's c
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