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I NEED HELP!!! Rocks at the beach that have holes in them where water sat Mechanical OR Chemical Rocks at the beach that have holes in them where water sat Mechanical OR Chemical
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Rocks at the beach that have holes in them where water sat
Mechanical OR Chemical

Rocks at the beach that have holes in them where water sat
Mechanical OR Chemical

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mechanical

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User Chyna
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mechanical

Step-by-step explanation:

mechanical weathering uses abrasion and pressure the chemical would change the form into a different mineral like sand to clay.

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