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Question
The plains that are formed by the deposition of materials which have been brought by various agents of transportation:
Options
Structural plain
Depositional plain
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Solution
Depositional plain
Explanation:
A depositional plain is formed by the deposition of materials such as soil, sand, and other sediments brought by various agents of transportation, including rivers, wind, and glaciers. These materials accumulate over time, creating flat, fertile plains. Examples include river plains and coastal plains where such deposition occurs.
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