Which of the following statements is correct?
O a Metallic, non-metallic and energy resources are sourced and extracted from minerals.
Ob Metallic and energy resources are always found in sedimentary rocks.
Metallic resources, non-metallic resources and energy resources are malleable and ductile.
Od Metallic resources are an example of a non-renewable resource.
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