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What happens when something weathers over time?

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As weathered products are carried away, fresh rocks are exposed to further weathering. Over time, that mountain or hill is gradually worn down.

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hope this helps

Step-by-step explanation:

erosion.

Dirk Smaverson answered Dec 12, 2022

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