Residual soils are formed by

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Residual soils are formed by

A. glaciers

B. wind

C. water

D. none of the above

Answer: Option D

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Nasim Ullah :

1 year ago

Residual soils are formed directly from their parent rock by physical and chemical weathering,
Muhammad Ali :

6 years ago

weathering

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