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What is one reason why rock layers are not horizontal? A) they were formed at and angle B) a force pushed the rock layers after they were formed C)they were formed vertically D)the area was once covered
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What is one reason why rock layers are not horizontal?

A) they were formed at and angle
B) a force pushed the rock layers after they were formed
C)they were formed vertically
D)the area was once covered by water

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Your awnser is the awnser B).

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B)a force pushed the rock layers after they were formed
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