Question

1. what type of erosional landforms are created by the flowing water?
2. what types of depositional landforms are created by the flowing water

Explanation:

For question 2: Flowing water erodes the land through hydraulic action, abrasion, and solution, forming these characteristic landforms as it wears away rock and sediment.
For question 3: When flowing water slows down, it loses the energy to carry sediment, depositing it to build these landforms.

Answer:

1. Common erosional landforms created by flowing water include:

• V-shaped valleys
• Waterfalls
• Gorges
• River terraces
• Potholes

1. Common depositional landforms created by flowing water include:

• Alluvial fans
• Deltas
• Floodplains
• Point bars
• Natural levees