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Rocks in mountains can be weathered by breaking them apart. How can they be eroded? A. Pieces of rocks are moved by the deep roots of plants. B. Pieces of rocks are moved by water and gravity. C. Rocks
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Rocks in mountains can be weathered by breaking them apart. How can they be eroded?

A. Pieces of rocks are moved by the deep roots of plants.
B. Pieces of rocks are moved by water and gravity.
C. Rocks expand by the temperature changes in the mountains.
D. Rocks are smoothed by the flowing water and ice.

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Answer: If you look up its definition of eroded it'll tell you the answer should be B

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