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3 years ago

If the potential employer is a candle-making company, _____ would be one of the employer’s raw materials.

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1 answer:

Scilla [17]3 years ago

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Answer:

wax

Explanation:

Raw materials are the components or ingredients used to manufacture finished goods. They are the unprocessed materials that go through the production process or refining to give a consumable product.

Wax is the main raw material in the production of candles. A company involved in making candles need a source of wax to stay in business.

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