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The breakdown of rocks due to wind is an example of mechanical weathering chemical weathering erosion molecular weathering

The breakdown of rocks due to wind is an example of mechanical weathering chemical weathering erosion molecular weathering
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The breakdown of rocks due to wind is an example of

mechanical weathering
chemical weathering
erosion
molecular weathering

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Erosion since wind can make rocks loose or roll them over to break them down
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The answer is Erosion
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