Question

Which of the following is true about wind and water changing the size of mountains over many millions of years? A: The continuous movement of wind and water changes the size of mountains over many millions of years B: Nothing can change the size of mountains over many millions of years not even the continuous movement of wind and water. C: The continuous movement of wind and water changes the size of some mountains, but not all mountains D: Even though mountains change in size over many millions of years, the changes are not due to the continuous movement of wind and water​

Answer 1

I would say A

Step-by-step explanation:

normally wind and water will work together to erode or brake away a cliff or mountain.

There is an example of this in Illinois (There are eroded away cliffs located next to the Mississippi River, they stretch from around Grafton to Alton).