How will agents of weathering such as wind and water most likely affect this landscape?
Wind and water will cause the continuous contraction and expansion of rocks, leading to erosion.
Wind and water will erode the exposed surfaces, breaking down rocks into sediments gradually.
O Wind and water will erode the crust down to the mantle, exposing molten magma that will alter the landscape.
Wind and water will change the chemical composition of the landscape, making it prone to erosion.