Question

What happens when igneous rock becomes sedimentary rock?

A.
Igneous rock undergoes heat and pressure to form sedimentary rock.

B.
Igneous rock melts and crystallizes to become sedimentary rock.

C.
Igneous rock weathers, erodes, compacts, and cements to become sedimentary rock.

D.
Igneous rock cools and solidifies to become sedimentary rock.

Answer 1

ill will become fan and will give medal if someone helps me!

Answer 2

Do you have any ideas of what it could be

Answer 3

C

Answer 4

Attachment shows you why.

Sedimentary rocks form by this, what c Discusses. Even if it was already a rock before.

Answer 5

This also would support C.

http://www.answers.com/Q/How_does_an_igneous_rock_become_a_sedimentary_rock

Answer 6

-.- why not let them try to find it out it was an easy question
@MissSmartiez

Answer 7

They seek help and guidelines. I give that too them. In some cases; like hard questions with easy definitions, I ask, ' What do you think is the best answer?' But mostly when they are online/in the question. She isn't in the question right know, she maybe needing the answer and provided sources ASAP, do you have a problem with this?

Why don't I? Well because IT CAN BE HARD FOR HER and easy for you; but do I care about what is easy in your eyes? Not really, unless you seek my attention or help. This is about @aubreebethune. Not @Mexican_White_boy.

At least I didn't give her a direct answer, I gave her why, and provided her with reliable and intelligence sources. Is that so wrong? I don't think so. How about you 'try' to help her in your own way, instead of criticizing me please.

This is a respectful disagreement, I don't have the intention to say your wrong, or argue with you ok? That isn't a Christan way.