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PLEASE HELP
im trying to help my little brother and he cant find these questions

Answer 1

Well I think it would depend on the type of erosion. I'm sorry if I can't give you a clear answer by the way. But anyways, I think it would depend on the type of erosion, because there are different types of erosion. Water erosion, wind erosion, sea erosion, soil erosion, and glacier erosion.

So, a simple answer would be that these erosion forms are wearing away the landforms into a different shape. A good example would be the Grand Canyon.

Answer 2

I hope that helps and I hope I wasn't confusing. It's just I haven't learned about erosion since like middle school, but I remember much of it. cx

Answer 3

explain how weathering causes landforms to change slowly

Answer 4

and thank you for your answer :)

Answer 5

Well, at least to me, weathering is almost the same thing as erosion. But more specifically, weathering is "breaking down of rocks, soil and minerals as well as artificial materials through contact with the Earth's atmosphere, biota and waters."

So it's the same thing, I believe. Wind or water can break off rocks and other minerals and even cause them to crack as well sometimes. The Grand Canyon is a better example of weathering than it is for erosion.

Answer 6

why is recycling represented in shape of a circle

Answer 7

what step comes first in recycling process

Answer 8

My computer is starting to lag because the post is getting big, so if you could please close this one and make a new post so I can help. And if I could also get a medal please. O:3

Answer 9

@alesia/baily do you need help

Answer 10

@alesia/bailey

Answer 11

ermm.
not that I know of.
my laptop died.