Chemistry, 16.02.2021 17:10, cam1976

The table below shows the two surface features and the processes that are likely to form them. Surface Features and Processes
FeatureProcess
CanyonsX
DunesY

Which processes are represented by X and Y?

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The table below shows the two surface features and the processes that are likely to form them. Surf...