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    Exam 15: Preliminaries to Weathering: Mass Wasting and Erosion
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    One Rock Is Split into Eight Rocks of Equally Size
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One Rock Is Split into Eight Rocks of Equally Size

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One rock is split into eight rocks of equally size. The mass of the eight rocks totals that of the original rock. What will happen to the weathering rate and why will it happen?

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