What is the typical ratio of iron ore to coking coal to limestone needed for steel production?

4:2:1

3:1:4

2:4:1

1:1:1

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A. 4:2:1

The typical ratio required for steel production is approximately 4 parts iron ore, 2 parts coking coal, and 1 part limestone.

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