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Hi hi everyone back again on the
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education portal channel On this occasion
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we will discuss the summary of the
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7th grade IPS material chapter 1, namely about space and
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interactions between spaces,
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space is a place on the surface of
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the earth either as a whole or
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only a part that is used by
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living things as a place to live,
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space includes everything on
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our earth, both land, sea and
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air, every space on the surface of the earth
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has certain characteristics that differ
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between one region and another
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according to Bintarto, interaction is
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a process that is reciprocal in nature
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and has an influence on
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behavior either through direct
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or indirect contact, well, there are several
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interdependent conditions that are
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needed for spatial interaction to occur,
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namely complementing each other,
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opportunities between and conditions can be
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handed over or moved,
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let's discuss starting from complementing each other,
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complementary conditions
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can occur if there are
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different regions in the commodities
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they produce, for example, region A
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teaches fish and region B
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produces vegetables, region B
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needs vegetables while region B needs
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fish when there is a surplus
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in each region, interaction will occur
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between the two regions
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or known as buying and selling, the
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following is the diagram
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the language of the book, but how about an
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example in everyday life,
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for example, you have money, a trader
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has food, you and the trader
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do a spatial interaction
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to complement each other the result is you
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give money to the trader and
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you food the goal is so that you are full the
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trader is happy his merchandise
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is sold This is what is called
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complementarity How easy
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next is the opportunity between the
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opportunity between is a location
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that offers a better alternative
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as a place of origin or destination
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based on the previous picture we can
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see that there is a change in
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interaction because Region B has a
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further surticon and the distance and
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in region C then the region will be
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stronger in interacting with the
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check region This is what is called
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intervening opportunity
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has ended is then transfer
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in carrying out interaction there are
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other factors that influence namely the ease of
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transfer and the cost of the part Try cramps
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or people if the costs
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incurred are too high then there
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will be no interaction likewise
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if the infrastructure does not support it will
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reduce the potential for interaction
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Well yes maybe for this time That's enough
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