As they migrate,meandering streams erode their out outside banks,often forming a narrow neck of land that eventually erodes through and forms a cutoff.Which of the following does the stream then become?
A)Narrower.
B)Straighter.
C)More sinuous.
D)Wider.

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When a meandering stream forms a cutoff, it becomes straighter as the meander loop is bypassed, creating a more direct path for the stream flow.

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