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dollx

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Crevasses usually form as a result of
 
  A) friction only.
  B) compression only.
  C) tension only.
  D) both friction and tension.
  E) friction, tension, and compression.

Question 2

Salt-crystal growth (salt weathering) is an example of ________ weathering processes.
 
  A) only chemical
  B) only biological
  C) only physical
  D) both biological and physical
  E) both biological and chemical



momtoalll

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Answer to Question 1

E

Answer to Question 2

C



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