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I NDU STRY
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I NDU STRY
WHAT IS
MANUFACTURING? 
Manufacturing is the
process of turning one
type of resource into
another useful item or
resource.
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I NDU STRY
WHAT IS
MANUFACTURING? 
Manufacturing is the
process of turning one
type of resource into
another useful item or
resource.
The materials used in
manufacturing can be either
natural or already processed
for a specific industry's
needs. These materials are
known as inputs. For
instance, wood pulp is an
input for the paper industry,
where paper becomes the
output.
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I NDU STRY
WHAT IS
MANUFACTURING? 
Manufacturing is the
process of turning one
type of resource into
another useful item or
resource.
The materials used in
manufacturing can be either
natural or already processed
for a specific industry's
needs. These materials are
known as inputs. For
instance, wood pulp is an
input for the paper industry,
where paper becomes the
output.
Similarly, sugarcane serves
as an input for the sugar
industry, yielding sugar as the
output. However, in the car
industry, various finished
items produced at different
places are brought together
for assembly, resulting in
cars. Here, the finished
products of one industry
become the raw materials for
another. 
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I NDU STRY
WHAT IS
MANUFACTURING? 
Manufacturing is the
process of turning one
type of resource into
another useful item or
resource.
The materials used in
manufacturing can be either
natural or already processed
for a specific industry's
needs. These materials are
known as inputs. For
instance, wood pulp is an
input for the paper industry,
where paper becomes the
output.
Similarly, sugarcane serves
as an input for the sugar
industry, yielding sugar as the
output. However, in the car
industry, various finished
items produced at different
places are brought together
for assembly, resulting in
cars. Here, the finished
products of one industry
become the raw materials for
another. 
UTILIZING NATURE'S RESOURCE
Nature offers us a variety
of resources that are
essential for meeting our
needs. For instance, we
have crops like wheat,
materials like cotton,
leaves for tea, wood logs,
and deposits of iron ore. 
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However, these resources
are in their raw form and
cannot be directly utilized
for our purposes. 
2.