As the flow of water increases, which size sediment is eroded first? a. gravels b. sands c. clays d. silts

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As the flow of water increases, which size sediment is eroded

first?
a.
gravels
b.
sands
c.
clays
d.
silts

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Answer:

Silt

Step-by-step explanation:

They are too small and soft because they are deposited

Rasmita Dash answered May 17, 2024

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