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Ice wedging and root action are examples of a. mechanical weathering. b. chemical weathering. c. leaching. d. carbonation.

Ice wedging and root action are examples of a. mechanical weathering. b. chemical weathering. c. leaching. d. carbonation.
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Ice wedging and root action are examples of

a. mechanical weathering.
b. chemical weathering.
c. leaching.
d. carbonation.

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Ice wedging and root action are examples of- a. mechanical weathering

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