Region IV-B, also known as Mimaropa in the Philippines, is known for its rich handicrafts, including woven products like banig (mat), textiles, and intricate beadwork. The region is home to the indigenous Mangyan people, who create unique handicrafts such as traditional baskets, wood carvings, and agricultural tools. Additionally, coconut-related crafts, such as shell products and handicrafts made from buri and nipa palms, are popular. These handicrafts reflect the region's cultural heritage and resourcefulness.
The answer will depend on what Region A and Region B are. And since you have not bothered to share that crucial bit of information, I cannot provide a more useful answer.
b + 4 = 7.7 b = 7.7 - 4 b = 3.7
3b+4 = b+12 3b-b = 12-4 2b = 8 b = 4
It is difficult to answer the question because it is still ambiguous. Putting brackets in helps. So: (3 over 4) x b = 3/4*b = 3*b / 4 YES but 3 over (4 x b) = 3/(4*b) is not 3/4*b
(b + 4)(b + 4)
Region 1 in the Philippines is the Ilocos region. The handicrafts produced there are pottery, processed drinks and meats, woven clothing, mangoes, garlic, tobacco, cement, salt, and tomatoes.
The places of Region 4-B is MIndoro, Marinduque, Romblon and Palawan
Region 4 is broken down into two sections in the Philippines. There is region 4-A and 4-B. Region 4-A, which is known as Calabarzon includes the places such as Laguna, Cavite, Rizal and Batangas. Region 4-B, which is known as Mimaropa has the places such as Romblon, Palawan and Puerto Princesa.
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CAR- 6 Region 1- 4 Region 2- 5 Region 3- 7 Region 4-A- 5 Region 4-B- 5 Region 5- 6 Region 6- 6 Region 7- 4 Region 8- 6 Region 9- 3 Region 10- 5 Region 11- 4 Region 12- 4 CARAGA - 5 ARMM - 6
The most famous festival of Region 4 B of the Philippines is the Moriones festival where divers seek the marine wonders of Occidental Mindoro's Apo reef. This region also has the flower festival that is also a yearly event.
The Feast of Three Kings and the Dugoy Festival are two festivals in this region.
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All types of Kerala traditional handicrafts
Region B
the demand for handicrafts was wearing off