A force that slowly wears away mountains and other features on the surface of Earth is a. constructive. b. destructive. c. superposition. d. unnatural.

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A force that slowly wears away mountains and other features on the surface of Earth is

a.
constructive.
b.
destructive.
c.
superposition.
d.
unnatural.

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The answer should be B. Destructive

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