Which Substance is a natural land resource used in construction A.steel B.bedrock C.clay D.salt

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Which Substance is a natural land resource used in construction

A.steel

B.bedrock

C.clay

D.salt

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Answer:

Bedrock is your answer

Stricjux answered Jun 23, 2022

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