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study the symbol below .draw it your answer sheet and then the question that follow.



1.what does the symbol suggest?Explain.

2.which 3R`s should be done first and the most often:Reduce and Reuse or Recycle?which follows next and which should be done last​

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Answer:

Part A

Please find attached the required drawing created with Microsoft Visio

Part B

1. The symbol (from a similar question) suggest the steps used to conserve resources

2. i) Reduce

ii) Reuse

iii) Recycle

Explanation:

1. The symbol suggests that in order to maintain sustainable use of our natural resources we can conserve them reducing waste, making use of reusable products, and recycling items to produce new items

2. i) The conservation step to be done first in the 3R's is Reduce

The natural resources can be conserved by reducing the amount of waste produced and also reducing the usage of non renewable natural resourced

ii) The next conservation step is to follow after it is no longer possible to reduce wastage is Reuse

There are several items that can be made use of for other purpose after they have been used including, water, bags for shopping, reusable nose masks

iii) The item which should be done last is Recycle

To recycle is to process used materials to create other items which can then be used as new items

Examples include;

Iron, Plastics, glass, paper, tires, and electronics

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