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The climatic conditions of the surrounding environment affect the soil type and the crops grown in a particular region.

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The correct option is A True
The climatic conditions like wind, rainfall, humidity, amount of sunlight available etc., determines the type of soil in a particular region. These factors affect the soil profile and bring changes to the soil structure. Hence, we have variety of crops and vegetation in different regions.

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Q. A farmer has to plough the field for five different types of crops naming A,B,C,D and E in a circular field. If the diameter of the field, where crops A, B and C has to be grown is 126 units and every other band is 21 units wide. Then, mark the incorrect option.

I.Area of region, where crop A is grown =

1386 u n i t s^{2}

II. Area of region, where crop B is grown =

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5544 u n i t s^{2}

IV. Area of region, where crop E is grown =

34650 u n i t s^{2}

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A. 1 only
B. 2 only
C. Both
D. None

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