Coastlines can be formed by - waves that erode the sand.
Electromagnetic waves found in sunlight are light waves, ultraviolet waves and cosmic waves.
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transverse, longitudial, and surface waves
Actually an arch is formed using these steps: Step1:Waves crash against the cliff and erode joints in the cliff face this creates a small hole in the Cliff or a notch Step 2: Waves erode the notch making it bigger it is now a cave Step 3: The cave gets bigger and eventually punches a whole in the cliff forming an arch. Now that an arch has been made this is what will happen to the arch in the future! Step 4: the arch will eventually collapse due to further erosion and gravity the arch will collapse this leaves a pillar of rock disconnected from the land this is called a stack Step 5: The bottom of the stack is eroded between the high and low tide marks, unsupported chunks of rock will now collapse leaving a spindly structure called a Pinnacle. Step 6: eventually due to MORE erosion the pinnacle collapses leaving a stump
1. They force water into cracks in the rock. That helps to break it up. It's called hydraulic action. 2. They dissolve soluble material from the rock. This is called solution. 3. They fling sand and pebbles against the rock. These wear it away like sandpaper. This is called abrasion.
erode,deposit,transport
Coastlines can be formed by - waves that erode the sand.
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Running water can (1) erode rock into smaller rock fragments, (2) dissolve rock into minerals, both of which can be redeposited as sedimentary rock, and (3) carried to the ocean to be melted at subducting plates.
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The 4 geological agents are: Waves, Rivers, Wind and Glaciers. They all do the same 3 jobs, they erode, transport and deposit or they pick up, move and place.
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Running water can (1) erode rock into smaller rock fragments, (2) dissolve rock into minerals, both of which can be redeposited as sedimentary rock, and (3) carried to the ocean to be melted at subducting plates.
Sorry i firgued it out its 1. It can carry particles of sediment from place to place. 2. It can also cause weathering. 3. Exposed rock can slowly erode.
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