What is the similarity between a meander and a gully? (15 points) both are formed by glaciers. both are created by flowing water. they are formed due to deposition by wind. they are created due to the slowing down of water.

ANSWER:

The similarity between a meander and a gully is that "Meander and gully are created by flowing water".

EXPLANATION:

A gully is formed when rainwater runs-off to form a large groove or rill in the soil. Gullies come together to form streams. Meanders are formed by running water in the course of a river. These are formed in hard rocks. Over time, meanders and gullies may deepen and widen. Gullies may form valleys. Meanders may form gorges or canyons. Both meanders and gullies are formed by the action of moving water especially when water is moving at a high or constant speed.

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So  if  the sum of the enthalpies of the reactants is greater than the products, the  reaction  will be  exothermic.  if  the products side has a larger enthalpy, the  reaction  is  endothermic. you may wonder why  endothermic reactions, which soak up energy or enthalpy from the environment, even happen