Geography, asked by fk1018837, 6 months ago

A river flows at a _____________ speed than the glacier

faster

slowder

weaker

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Answered by Crazygirl294

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faster

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Answered by hema387

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Answer:

Here it is given that a river flows at a much faster speed than the glacier. But this particular statement is completely incorrect. Usually, the speed of the glacier is much more than the river. The speed of the river is very less than the speed of the glacier

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