What process takes place when water or wind loses the force necessary to keep sediments suspended? A)compaction B)deposition C)stratification D) cementation

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What process takes place when water or wind loses the force necessary to keep sediments suspended?

A)compaction B)deposition C)stratification D) cementation

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I would think deposition

Midhun Murali answered Mar 7, 2018

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