Advanced Placement (AP), 27.12.2019 13:31, coronadohayden

Doug has filled a long tray with an even layer of sand. doug then uses two bricks to prop up one side of the tray. next, doug uses a watering can to pour water onto the high side of the tray. what natural process is doug most likely modeling? a. an earthquake b. erosion c. the rock cycle d. a volcanic eruption

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