Which makes fast-moving water a greater force of erosion? greater heat capacity greater energy increased density greater oxidation

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Humudu asked Jan 15, 2022

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Which makes fast-moving water a greater force of erosion?

greater heat capacity

greater energy

increased density

greater oxidation

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Greater Energy

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Greater Energy if I am correct. I had something for notes about that last year. :)

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