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How is a waterfall formed?
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Answered by Rossily
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Waterfall formed in the streams flow from soft rock to hard rock.
Answered by S4MAEL
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 <B><font color = "red"> FORMATION OF WATERFALL

<I><font color = "blue">the formation of waterfall occurs where layer of harder rock overlays a layer of softer layer.

&lt;I&gt;&lt;font color = "black"&gt;when flow of the river passes on the softer layer , it is able to erode it as faster rate , forming a step in the river bed .<br />The force of hydraulic action does two things .further erosion forms the plunge pool and notch bigger over time . As a notch thrives , there is not ample support under the harder rock and so it collapses into the plunge pool. <br />This adds rocks and boulders to the plunge pool, and so the process of corrasion works with hydraulic action to further erode the plunge pool and notch . <br />The processes of erosion continues , further eroding out the notch and plunge pool.Evenually the harder rock above will collapse again , meaning that the waterfall retreat upstream over time. As it retreats , it leaves behind a steep sided gorge .

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