Please if anyone could help it would be a great help. Look at the files attached. Using the erratic picture answer the two questions.

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ZakS · Answer 1 · 2021-11-10T12:13:32+0000

I don't know the first one sorry

But the second question I do know:

No, because the rock has a very large mass that the force of the running water wouldn't be able to move the rock.

Please if anyone could help it would be a great help. Look at the files attached. Using the erratic picture answer the two questions.

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