1.weathered materials from rocks and transported to the beach through wind and rivers
2.from rocks weathering and eroding over thousands and millions of years.
C. allows historians to confirm that a source’s information is correct. Hope that helps!
Wind increases the supply of oxygen, which results in the fire burning more rapidly. It also removes the surface fuel moisture, which increases the drying of the fuel. Air pressure will push flames, sparks and firebrands into new fuel. ... Wind influences the rate of spread and intensity of the fire.
