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Chemistry, 08.12.2020 03:10 makennahudson94

Look at the drawing of a beach. how do the waves change the beach A) They divide the beach in half.
B) They build sand hills on the beach.
C) They deposit and wash the sand away
D is an incorrect answer it tells me that on my test

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