Which of the following are processes related to the formation of sedimentary rocks?

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Heat & pressure - forces exerted on rock as it is moved deep below the surface at a subduction zone causing melting.

Weathering - the breakdown of parent rock material into smaller pieces eventually forming soil.

Erosion - the removal of the top layer of soil from an area

Cooling of magma or lava and crystallization - the process that takes place as magma/lava cools and hardens into rock

Deposition - the depositing of small rocks, sand, silt, and clay as water or wind slows to a speed that can no longer support the weight of the rock or particle.

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Answer 2

Sedimentary rock formation-

Weathering, erosion and deposition all lead to the final stage of lithification or compaction, steps in clastic sedimentary rock formation.

Igneous rock formation-

Cooling of magma below the earth's surface or lava at the surface is part of the igneous rock forming process.

Answer 3

Every one except cooling of magma. Magma makes an igneous rock. Heat and pressure are involved in the formation of sedimentary rocks but not the way this is written.