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Shown in the image is a vertical section of a 66 block grid of a gold mine deposit. Each block is
identified with a number and a gold (Au) grade in g/t. As shown, most blocks contain non-
valuable or zero ore-grade (G=0). However, the ore-grade of highlighted block #17 is G2= 1.4
g/t, and similarly the ore grades of blocks #28, #39, #50 and #61 are in turn: G3 = 1.2, G4 = 2.3, G5 = 2.8, and G6 = 2.9 g/t. Evaluate the mining methods (o/c or u/g) which should be selected based on economic considerations only.
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