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While working in a soil-testing laboratory, you are given a sample of a typical soil to analyze. Which of the following do you correctly conclude is present in the largest amount?
a. water
b. inorganic mineral particles
c. rocks
d. air
e. organic material

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The formation of soil by gradually breaking rock into smaller particles by biological, chemical, and physical processes
is known as:
a. erosion.
b. inorganic synthesis.
c. cation exchange.
d. salinization.
e. weathering.

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