The diagram represents a profile of a stream. Points A through E are locations along the stream. The primary force responsible for the flow of water in this stream is ____

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The diagram represents a profile of a stream. Points A through E are locations along the stream. The primary force responsible for the flow of water in this stream is _____.

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User: The diagram represents a profile of a stream. Points A through E are locations along the stream. The primary force responsible for the flow of water in this stream is _____.

Weegy: The primary force responsible for the flow of water in this stream is GRAVITY. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ When it comes to erosion the only force is GRAVITY causing everything to move down.
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User: On earth, the predominate agent of erosion is __________.

Weegy: The answer would be running WATER.
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