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Rain causes dissolved minerals to move from lakes to the ocean. True or False ?
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Rain

causes dissolved
minerals to move from lakes
to the ocean.
True or False ?

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Yep, the answer is true!

Rain erodes and breaks down rocks and minerals. The small pieces then move into the lakes and to the ocean.
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