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Classify resources on the basis of its exhaustibility.

Resources are classified as Renewable and Non-Renewable sources on the basis of their exhaustibility.


Renewable Resources:


Resources like Solar and wind energy that can be used again and again and can be reproduced or replenished are called Renewable resources.


Non-Renewable Resources:


Resources like fossil fuels which are once used, cannot be reproduced or replenished by any physical or chemical process are called Non-Renewable resources.


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