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Good afternoon Chegg team,
I would like some help with this question. 7
Please note: only state the answer.
The primary factor that makes the Mississippi River so different from the Colorado River is ____________
stream gradient: one has a high graident; the other a low gradient.
length of river: one is very long; the other quite short.
meandering: one river meanders; the other is straight with no meanders.
type of sediment load: one is loaded to capacity; the other has a dearth of sediment.
water quality: one river is highly polluted, the other is super clean.
stream gradient: one has a high graident; the other a low gradient.
length of river: one is very long; the other quite short.
meandering: one river meanders; the other is straight with no meanders.
type of sediment load: one is loaded to capacity; the other has a dearth of sediment.
water quality: one river is highly polluted, the other is super clean.
Explanation / Answer
Answer: stream gradient: one has a high gradient; the other a low gradient.
The primary factor that makes the Mississippi River so different from the Colorado River is stream gradient: one has a high gradient; the other a low gradient.
Here river Colorado has high gradient than Mississippi river.
River Colorado has gradient through Grand Canyon is less than 10 ft/mi.
River Mississippi has gradient 0.5ft/mi (at low Mississippi).
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