Which statement about soil color is true? A) Soils vary in color based on their mineral content. B) Soils do not vary in color based on their mineral content. C) Soils consisting of only a few minerals are always darker. D) Soils consisting of many different minerals are always darker.

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Jaydon Moyer

Geography

3 November, 15:08

Which statement about soil color is true? A) Soils vary in color based on their mineral content. B) Soils do not vary in color based on their mineral content. C) Soils consisting of only a few minerals are always darker. D) Soils consisting of many different minerals are always darker.

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Kaylah Booker · Answer 1

The answer to the question above is letter A. Soils vary in color based on their mineral content because solid doesn't only have the color black and in every single color base there is that kind of protection to the flower and where to solid is going to be.