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Form utility is created by changing the physical form of a good through a production process, making it more valuable to consumers. This transformation can involve various processes, such as manufacturing, assembling, or otherwise altering raw materials to produce a finished product that meets the needs and preferences of consumers. For example, turning steel and plastic into a car provides form utility by presenting the materials in a usable and desirable format.

Possession utility relates to the ownership of a good, ensuring that customers have the ability to purchase and utilize what they desire. Time utility is concerned with making a product available when consumers need it, while place utility refers to providing goods in locations that are convenient for consumers. Each of these utilities contributes to the value of a product, but it's the conversion of raw materials into a finished good that directly relates to form utility.