Geography, asked by shreyashitiwari, 4 months ago


1. Specify two differences between internal and external forces.
2.Name the various agents of gradation.
3. Distinguish between transported and residual soil.
4. How is a delta formed?
5. Why is humus formed more rapidly in humid areas?​

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Answered by swapna8622
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Answer:

1. Internal forces are done when the rock plates move inside earth or show movement. External forces are done when there is pressure of water, air etc

Internal forces causes a change in the nature and shape of a landform. External forces cause weathering and denunciation.

2. River, wind, sea water and glaciers.

3. Transported soil is blown or washed away from its parent rock. Residue soil remains at the place of formation.

Transported soil is extremely fertile. Residue soil is less fertile.

4. It is formed by the deposition of sediments that is carried by a river.

5. It is because they get enough water through the water vapour present in the atmosphere due to hige amount of humidity which ultimately helps in easy humus creation .

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