Ranchers in the outback use helicopters and pickups to a. take meat to the cities b. carry water to distant areas c. round up livestock d. travel to coastal areas (gradpoint)

ANSWER:

Ranchers in the outback use pickups and helicopters to round up livestock.

EXPLANATION:

Ranchers are those people who own and run a ranch. A ranch is a large area of land which is used to house and raise livestock such as cows, goats, sheep, buffalos, chickens, ducks, etc. for either wool, milk, egg, or meat. The people who own ranches are also called cattlemen. Ranches are also used in tourism where tourists can pay a certain amount of money and stay in the ranch to experience that ranch life. Ranches are usually situated in the countryside regions of a country and are mostly applied in countries like Canada, the U.S., and Mexico.

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