Asked by West Point

Hawaii has a warm, wet, tropical climate. Which of these is most likely to break down the newly formed rock in Hawaii?

salt wedging

root wedging

abrasion***

frost wedging
Answered by Damon
Well, it was all volcanos at first, but vegetation was everywhere when the Kanakas and Wahines arrived in their canoes with the rats and stuff. They even grow pineapples now.
Answered by West Point
so i am wrong?
Answered by Damon
Hey haole, how could I be more clear about what my old home looks like? It is not particularly abraded, except by waves on the North side.
Answered by Damon
..... and bulldozers and such, but that is recent and not what they mean.
Answered by West Point
is it root wedging?
Answered by Damon
Suspect so
Answered by Anonymous
you are not of any help
Answered by Ally
The answer is root wedging.
Answered by Damons a g for living in hawaii
you a g Damon
Answered by Snow
No the answer is Salt wedging
Answered by UwU
D. Thousands of years
A, C. Valley, Lake
C, D. Hydrolysis, dissolution
A. Root Wedging
A, C. Acid Rain..., Oxidation of...
B. Delta
Answered by Skittle-chan
thx UwU
Answered by Boi Boi
yea he's all right ya
Get one wrong to look good and don't go too fast either
peace
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