When depositional forces are dominant on a coastline,those forces produce which of the following features?

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Depositional forces result in the accumulation of sediment on the coastline, leading to the formation of broad beaches. This is because the deposit of sediment reduces the energy of waves, creating a wider and more stable coastal zone suitable for deposition. A and B are both associated with erosional forces, while sea stacks may form due to either erosional or depositional forces, so D is not a specific feature of dominant depositional forces.

When Depositional Forces Are Dominant on a Coastline,those Forces Produce