A slope is ________ if its strength exceed denundation processes and ________ if its materials are weaker than denunadation processes.
A) stable; unstable
B) unstable; stable
C) in equilibrium; in disequilibrium
D) in disequilibrium; in equilibrium

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A slope is stable if its strength exceeds denudation processes, meaning that it can resist erosion and maintain its shape. On the other hand, a slope is unstable if its materials are weaker than denudation processes, resulting in erosion and slope failure. Option C and D describe slopes in terms of equilibrium or disequilibrium, which is not directly related to their stability or instability.

A Slope Is ________ If Its Strength Exceed Denundation Processes