Physics, 20.04.2021 23:00, babydani11

What does weathering do? 2. What does erosion do?

3. What is physical weathering?

4. what are 3 examples of physical weathering?

5. What is chemical weathering?

6. What are 2 examples of chemical weathering?

7. What is biological weathering?

8. What are 3 examples of biological weathering?

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What does weathering do? 2. What does erosion do?

3. What is physical weathering?