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Weathering is the breaking down, erosion is the moving of, and  deposition is the depositing them in a new spot. These all work together to create the process that makes the earth how it is today.

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Weathering is the breaking down of rocks. This can be caused by water, ice, wind, and gravity. There are also two different types of weathering. One is mechanical and the other is chemical.

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Erosion is the moving of sediments. This can happen with water, wind, gravity, and ice. Like a flowing river can carry sediment with it.

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Deposition is the the laying down of sediments. This can be cause by water, wind, and ice. Like a allvuial fan.

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This video is about weathering and erosion and how those work together to change earths surface.

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Weathering and Erosion | What Is the Difference between Weathering and Erosion?

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This video explains deposition and how it works.

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Deposition and Sedimentation: What Happens to Broken-Down Rock