What Is Erosion And Deposition?
Answer:
Erosion can also be short term. For instance a flash flood can cause a river to rapidly rise, covering soil i.e. usually above the waterline. Fast moving current can pick up this soil and carry it down stream. This moving of the soil from its original location would be a form of erosion. Deposition is the action where on earth the water slows down, at the mouth of a river, or where a creek widens into a pool, and the wet no longer has the force to carry the soil particles. At this point, the soil would be deposited. Deposition.
Erosion is when sand or wet is rubbed against some kind of rock or solid and after a long time (can be up to millions of years ) little tiny bits of the solid will have broken away to form the solid into strange but cool structures(for example the grand canyon)......i don't know anything just about deposition.
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