A lighthouse was 1,000 meters inland on a coast when it was built. After 100 years it was 10 meters inland. What most likely changed the relative position of the lighthouse? (3 points)
a
Erosion of the lighthouse by the sand
b
Chemical weathering due to oxygen
c
Erosion of the beach by the ocean
d
Chemical weathering due to water
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