Which turns sediments into sedimentary rock? A. compaction and cementation B. pressure and heat C. weathering and erosion D. melting
I have no idea:)
Well, we just talked about melting, right? And that is volcanic. Now, of the others, what do you think weathering and erosion does?
i see your in earth science
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Yep, and they don't have an actual section for that....
hmm if i remember correctly its is weathering and erosion
Nope.
but hold on lit me do some research.
ikr i only got till midnight to answer these questions and no its not a test its in my book
Weathering is how you make sedement.
actually i am right http://www.fi.edu/fellows/fellow1/oct98/create/sediment.htm
This is not about how you make it, but how you turn it into a rock.
. Well now im even more confused then ever
It does give half the answer in that link.
it can't be a and d those are wrong for sure.
Have you looked at clastic rock?
actually it pressure http://library.thinkquest.org/J002289/sed.html so it will be b
i looked at the link but know im more confused
Nope. Heat and pressure is metamorphic.
"Under the pressure of burial, the sand is pressed together and compacted. The individual sand grains are glued together..."
Compaction and cementation?
Yep.
cement = glue
ok den imma ask more
The answer is definitely compaction and cementation.
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