DUE IN 1 HOUR HELP! Please answer Compare the carrying power of a small, mountain stream in the mountains with that of a slow large river that is about to enter the sea.

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The carrying power of a small, mountain stream in the mountains with that of a slow large river that is about to enter the sea is explained below in details.

Explanation:

A mountain stream is a river or stream, normally with a sheer slope, running down a mountainside. Stream velocity is most noted in midstream near the exterior and is crawling along the stream bottom and shores due to friction.

The river stalls down at the entrance, so it doesn't have the energy to carry all the sand, dirt, and clay anymore. These deposits create the flat, regularly triangle-shaped tract of a delta.

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