The pilgrim's first corn crop was successful because they received guidance and support from the native Americas to develop an effective plantation.
Explanation:
To understand this answer we need to analyze the concept. the pilgrims had established a connection with the native Americas. This connection permitted them to acquire different learnings from them. one of them was the natives' plantation techniques that eventually helped the pilgrims have a successful corn crop. specifically, the Wampanoag were the ones who taught the pilgrims their techniques and they included wild berries and nuts. So, the pilgrims created the thanksgiving tradition to show their gratitude.
The Pilgrims' first corn crop was successful thanks to help they received from the Wampanoag Native Americans. The Wampanoag taught the Pilgrims to plant corn seeds in small mounds with herring (a type of fish) on top of the mounds to provide nutrients for the crops.
5000/20000=1/4. To produce one of good B, you would lose the ability to produce 4 of good A since you can produce four times as much of good A than good B.
