Give an example of residual mountains
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Depending upon the type of rocks present on Earth's surface, the rate of erosion varies.
It is possible that some erode quickly while some might take a little longer.
Weathering and erosion are the process involved in reduction of rocks.
While the softer rocks break down faster, the harder take time.
The un-eroded hard rock stands on the mountains and is referred to as Residual Mountains.
Examples include The Aravali Hills, and The Eastern and Western Ghats etc.
It is possible that some erode quickly while some might take a little longer.
Weathering and erosion are the process involved in reduction of rocks.
While the softer rocks break down faster, the harder take time.
The un-eroded hard rock stands on the mountains and is referred to as Residual Mountains.
Examples include The Aravali Hills, and The Eastern and Western Ghats etc.
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Answer: The example of residual mountains are Nilgiri in India
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