one way to treat a dying beach is to dig up sand somewhere and dump it on the beach. what is this likely to accomplish? group of answer choices it causes growth of the beach for the next century, because the sand attracts more sand from the longshore drift. it causes the beach to lose the new sand, but only after many centuries, as the extra sand is very, very slowly washed back to deep water by waves and currents. it causes the sand to pile up under the boardwalk, forcing all the people hiding under there to run up into the sun and do song-and-dance numbers to music from the 1950s. it causes the beach to lose the new sand over the next year or years, as the extra sand is washed back to deep water by waves and currents.



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The excess sand is washed back to water depths by waves and currents, causing the beach to lose the fresh sand over the next year or so.

Sand is moved by waves and currents. To make up for this, we'll have to move a lot of sand. Building beaches from extracted sand can work, but the sand quickly returns to deep water, so the activity must usually be reiterated every year or every few decades to keep the beaches large and sandy.

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