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the process of wearing down objects through earth's natural causes.

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An example of weathering is a rock that is in the forest. At first, the rock is smooth and hasn't been damaged at all. A few years passes. Wind, water, and ice have taken its toll. The rock starts to become rough and have a few cracks. In 50 more years, water has gotten inside of these cracks, frozen, and expanded. This makes the cracks even bigger.

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the process of which sediment and other Earthly materials are moved from one place to another.

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In the Mississippi river, there are a lot of sediments that have been eroded. With the water running along the banks of the river, it will pick up even more sediments from the bank. If there is a small river that runs into the Mississippi, the sediments could be dumped off into there. The water moves the eroded sediments from place to place.

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the process by which the eroded materials are dropped off somewhere

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Adding off the last example, if these sediments are changed to another river connected to the Mississippi, it is still being moved. But, if something were to happen to make the river stop, the sediments would be dropped off and sink to the river bed. This is what we call deposition.