1. How could the Great Plains have transformed into the Rocky Mountains? 2. How could the Rocky Mountains have transformed into the Great Plains?

ans 1The plate motion that occurred near the Great Plains and Rocky Mountains uplifted igneous rock that formed underground. This rock eventually eroded and its sediment formed sedimentary rock in the Great Plains. ... Uplift moves rock upward, toward Earth's surface.

ans 1The plate motion that occurred near the Great Plains and Rocky Mountains uplifted igneous rock that formed underground. This rock eventually eroded and its sediment formed sedimentary rock in the Great Plains. ... Uplift moves rock upward, toward Earth's surface.

With the rise of the Rocky Mountains to the west, erosion and Cenozoic-era volcanism produced sediment that was transported and deposited throughout the Great Plains. Gravel, sand, and mud dominate the region's surface, with progressively younger sediment located farther from the mountain chain.

the answer is option c.

explanation:

recycled water alludes to the water that being utilized again after it already  used for farming purposes.   this kind of water frequently contains pharmaceutical gathering due to the compound compost that is utilized for the plants is consumed into the water.