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What force powers the transport of eroded material? A. Nuclear B. Electromagnetism C. Gravity D. Radiation hurry!
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What force powers the transport of eroded material?
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Answer:
Gravity
Step-by-step explanation:
Mountains crumble. Erosion goes down hill.
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