Question
Why does fast-moving water lead to greater erosion than slow-moving water?
Question 4 options:
It has more energy.
The particles it carries are smaller.
It usually flows in a straight line.
It evaporates faster.
Question 4 options:
It has more energy.
The particles it carries are smaller.
It usually flows in a straight line.
It evaporates faster.
Answers
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The correct option is:
**It has more energy.**
Fast-moving water has greater kinetic energy, which allows it to carry and transport larger sediment particles and erode the riverbed or riverbanks more effectively than slow-moving water.
**It has more energy.**
Fast-moving water has greater kinetic energy, which allows it to carry and transport larger sediment particles and erode the riverbed or riverbanks more effectively than slow-moving water.
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