The continental slope is distinguished by A. a steep slope. B. a gradual, gentle slope. C. very shallow water. D. very deep water.

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The continental slope is distinguished by

A.
a steep slope.
B.
a gradual, gentle slope.
C.
very shallow water.
D.
very deep water.

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B. hope this helps!

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Answer : B

Because it’s not steep or very shallow or very deep

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