What distinguishes an oxbow lake from a deep meander? Water from a river flows through a deep meander. An oxbow lake is cut off from the river and contains still water.

A deep meander forms over soft rocks that are easily eroded. An oxbow lake forms where the river meets the ocean.

A deep meander forms near the source of a river where water is fast-moving. An oxbow lake forms near the mouth of a river where water is slow-moving.

A deep meander is formed by erosion. An oxbow lake is formed by deposition

Juju.01) 5 geologic events a group of students designed an experiment in an ice rink to represent the solar system. the steps of the experiment are listed below. 5: geologic events 1. choose a student to represent the sun. the planets are represented by two tennis balls. 2. ask the student to hold the tennis balls in each palm and spin on the ice with arms stretched out. 3. ask the student to draw in the arms after about 10 spins. 4. observe the student's arms rotate faster when they are closer to the body. 05 geologic events enors) the experiment most likely demonstrates that (2 points) 07 discussion-based sessment/module planets exert gravitational force on the sun the sun exerts gravitational force on the planets 3.07 discussion-based ssessment speed of a planet depends on its distance from the sun new version available! (3.0.119) get it now submit 18.07: module exam description