Sediment is formed by A) soil erosion. B) weathered rock. C) burial and melting. D) deposited snow and ice.

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Sediment is formed by

A)
soil erosion.

B)
weathered rock.

C)
burial and melting.

D)
deposited snow and ice.

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B.)
Weathered rock
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