Question

the process of deposition would make a river change in which way? straighter wider dirtier water more curves

Explanation:

Deposition occurs when a river slows down and drops its sediment. This sediment builds up on the inside bends of a river, causing the river to develop more curves over time. Sediment deposition does not typically make a river straighter, wider, or have dirtier water in the context of the main effect on the river's shape.

Answer:

more curves