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QUESTION 2
Why are smooth long profiles said to be in a state of equilibrium?

ANSWER
Discharge and available energy are in balance with the available load.

QUESTION 4
What is the base level of a river?

ANSWER
The lowest point to which a river can erode.
Locally this may be a lake, ultimately it is the sea.

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