Question

why does fast - moving water lead to greater erosion than slow - moving water? it evaporates faster. it has more energy. the particles it carries are smaller. it usually flows in a straight line.

Explanation:

Erosion is related to the force exerted by water. Faster - moving water has more kinetic energy, allowing it to carry larger particles and exert more force on the surrounding materials, leading to greater erosion. Evaporation rate, particle size, and flow path are not the main reasons for the difference in erosion between fast - and slow - moving water.

Answer:

It has more energy.