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The tops of some mountains are sharp and pointed, while the tops of others are smooth and rounded. This difference was most likely caused by

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  • rivers flooding along a coastal plain.
  • erosion and weathering.
  • earthquakes and waves.
  • rocks melted underground by lava.

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