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What might happen to the rock cycle if the forces that cause weathering were absent on earth?
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What might happen to the rock cycle if the forces that cause weathering were absent on earth?

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sedimentary rock wouldn’t form. Its absence would likely adversely affect the formation of igneous and metamorphic rock as well.
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Sedimentary rock would not form.

Since Sedimentary rock wouldn't form the formation of igneous and metamorphic rock would be affected too.

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