As a fire rages through a forest, a large boulder is heated quickly. This rapid change in temperature causes the outer layer of the boulder to crack. weathering or erosion

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John Washam asked Jan 4, 2022

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As a fire rages through a forest, a large boulder is heated quickly. This rapid change in temperature causes the outer layer of the boulder to crack. weathering or erosion

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Weathering

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Weathering because erosion is water or air hollowing or degrading rock.

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