4. Assuming there are no major changes in either the discharge of the river or the slope of the channel, which image shows the mostlikely course of the river in 500 years?Original river%3AO A. Image AO B. Image BOC. Image CD. There is no way to determine which image is most likely

4. Assuming there are no major changes in either the discharge of the river or the slope of the channel, wh likely course of the river in 500 years? Original river %3 A. Image A OB. Image B OC. Image C to determine which image is most likely

4. Assuming there are no major changes in either the discharge of the river or the slope of the channel, wh likely course of the river in 500 years? Original river %3 A. Image A OB. Image B OC. Image C to determine which image is most likely

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O A. Image A
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D. There is no way to determine which image is most likely

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