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Mass wasting is where rock moves down-slope under the force of gravity. The example I used is a reservoir right next door to my house. The reason the pictures aren't very close is because the inside isn't open to the public but I was still able to get these pictures through the fence for the example. The type of mass wasting shown in the picture is a slump. I believe this is a progressive process because as rain falls, the soil loosens up and allows it to move downhill to the bottom of the reservoir.

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Chemical weathering is the erosion of rocks that changes the chemical composition of the rock.  The example shown above is a severely rusted cage around the water hose in my backyard.  I put a basketball for scale to show how big the cage is but there is rust through the entirety of the cage.  The process involved is oxidation which is the reaction of a substance (iron in this case) with oxygen. I believe that the cause of this is rainwater and the water from the hose that lands on the cage and stays there with enough time to oxidize. This is also a progressive process because as long as there is still rain, oxidation will still have a chance to occur.

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Mechanical weathering is a process that involves breaking down big rocks into smaller ones.  My example is my rock was with a large crack going all the way from top to bottom.  The process displayed is abrasion.  I believe the cause of this is wind and water abrasion.  This likely happens when it rains and the water seeps into the cement or when wind is carrying sand and blasts into the wall.  This is will always be a progressive process because there is no way to fight against the weather in this situation.