Which process forms sedimentary rock in the rock cycle after sediments accumulate and combine? ITS C Sediments undergo heat and pressure.
Sedimentary rock weathers and erodes.
Sediments compact and cement together.
Sedimentary rock experiences cooling and melting.

The branch of science which deals with the location and the rocks is called geography.

The correct answer is C

The process of lying down sand particles in one place is called sedimentation.

There are three types of rocks

The Sedimentary rocks can be formed by the following steps:-

Hence, the correct answer is C that is Sediments compact and cement together.

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Sediments compact and cement together.

Explanation:

Generally, rocks are of three main types viz: Igneous, sedimentary and metarmophic rocks. Based on the question, the sedimentary rocks are that group of rocks formed by the coming together of sediments.

Sedimentary rocks can be formed in the following steps;

1. Rocks that have existed before undergoes weathering i.e. are broken down into smaller particles called sediments.

2. These sediments are then transported by currents e.g water

3. Deposited sediments accumulate and gathered round.

4. The accumulated sediments become compacted i.e. squashed and cemented i.e. stick together to form the sedimentary rock, in a process collectively lithification.

Hence, compaction and cementation (lithification) are the next steps in the process of sedimentary rocks formation after deposition.

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later on comes the heat energy, mechanical energy, and other energy conversions.

this energy conversion is so common that we can find it in our day to day lives as well.

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