I don't think the shaping of the beach or hill would be considered
weathering, especially since it says "as smaller particles are moved
away". This one is just talking about where the particles decide to
gather and make a shape.
'C' is really talking about weathering, where rocks are broken up into
stones, and the stones into smaller pieces that can be blown away
on the wind. THAT's weathering.
your answer would be The one in the top right corner that looks a bit like this..
Answer:
The no. of revolutions does the tub turn while it is in motion is = 52.51 revolutions
Explanation:
Given data
= 0
= 5 
Time taken = 7 sec
(1). The angular acceleration is given by



We know that from the equation of motion


-------- (1)
(2). The angular acceleration is given by


- 0.357 
We know that from the equation of motion


= 35.01 rev ------- (2)
Total no of revolution made by the machine is

17.5 + 35.01
52.51 rev
Therefore the no. of revolutions does the tub turn while it is in motion is = 52.51 rev
Explanation:
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The amplitude of oscillations has no effect on their time period.