CBSE Class 8 Answered

Human beings are interdependent on each other. It means that humans cannot live and act in isolation. For example, farmers produce crops and provide grains to people living in towns and cities. Similarly, scientists find out various ways and means through which crop production could be increased. Bankers and moneylenders give much needed money to farmers for purchasing seeds, fertilisers etc. People suffering from diseases and ailments visit doctors for their treatment.

Thus, we can say that Human beings are interdependent on each other.