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what is landslides ?

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Answered by bhumika3435
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Answer:

A landslide is termed as movement of a mass rock down a Earth's slope

Explanation:

It is a type of mass wasting

Answered by mad210215
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Rock slides down the slope along a definite zone or surface, the movement is called a "landslide".

Explanation:

  • Where a mass of earth or rock slides down the slope along a definite zone or surface, the movement is called a "landslide".
  • This movement takes place under gravity and is facilitated by moisture which acts as a lubricating agent.
  • The landslide starts with a slow movement along the slip surface, followed by a more rapid movement of the separated portion of the earth mass.
  • The slip surface is  bounded by a crack that creates a difference between a slide from creep in which a continuous crack is often absent .
  • The chief types of landslides are- slump,rock slides and rock falls.
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