Why does mass wasting occur faster on a steep slopes? a. there is less resistance on steep slopes. b. the force of gravity causes mass wasting to occur faster. c. rain falls on steep slopes often which wears them away faster. d. there are fewer trees to hold the soil on steep slopes.
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