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← GeographyWhich topographical outcome consistently follows alluvial sediment deposition?
A)Floodplain development widens the valley.✓
B)Decreased infiltration limits groundwater recharge.
C)Increased erosion prevents sediment accumulation.
D)Uplift creates new plateau features.
💡 Explanation
Increased overland flow and sediment spread promotes floodplain widening because sediment deposition fills low-lying areas, therefore valley widening occurs rather than significant recharge increases or terrace formation alone, because 'deposition' limits overall relative erosion.
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