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Look at the image of this rock formation near the coast of Palau, Italy. Which factors could contribute to a collapse of the led

ge? Select all that apply.
In this photograph, a weathered boulder sits on top of a cliff. The rocks looks like it is covered in craters and large pieces are missing.

a. wind
b. water
c. ice
d. gravity

2 answers:

Katena32 [7]3 years ago

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Answer: The answers are A. Wind, B. Water, and D. Gravity.

Explanation: All four factors contribute to weathering and erosion; however, ice is not shown in the image, so it likely did not play a role in the collapse of the cliff.

(Next time please provide an image so it would be easier!)

enyata [817]3 years ago

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The answer is wind and gravity only. Thank me later.

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