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Frost wedging and root action are examples of physical weathering because they require a force to weather rocks. True or False

Frost wedging and root action are examples of physical weathering because they require a force to weather rocks. True or False
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Frost wedging and root action are examples of physical weathering because they require a force to weather rocks.

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true. this is because weathering is the breaking down of rocks. weathering requires force in order to actually break down rocks.
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