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What must happen to sediment for it to form a sedimentary rock? A. It must cool. B. It must be compacted and/or cemented. C. It must weather and erode.
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What must happen to sediment for it to form a sedimentary rock?

A. It must cool.

B. It must be compacted and/or cemented.

C. It must weather and erode.

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Answer:

B.

Step-by-step explanation:

It must be compacted and/or cemented.

User Schellsan
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I'm almost positive it's B (B. It must be compacted and/or cemented, but it's been along time since this subject..... Hope this helped.
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