Which does a meandering stream look like?
a.
v-shape
b.
s-shape
c.
y-shape
d.
u-shape

D. S-shape.

Explanation:

A meandering stream is produced when it comes in contact with flat plains with sediments such as fine sand, and mud. As it flows through a single channel, it curves like a snake giving it an S-shape. When the river velocity increases, the outside meanders become eroded. Likewise, when the river velocity is decreased, sediments are deposited on the outside meander.

the volume increases