Pike's Peak, in Colorado, is pictured below. Pike's Peak has been shaped in part by water filling cracks in the rock, then freezing and expanding Which type of weathering occurs after water enters cracks

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Mscccc asked Aug 23, 2023

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Pike's Peak, in Colorado, is pictured below. Pike's Peak has

been shaped in part by water filling cracks in the rock, then
freezing and expanding
Which type of weathering occurs after water enters cracks in rock and then
freezes?
A. Abrasion
B. Oxidation
C. ice wedging
D. Mass wasting

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Answer: B

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Answer: C

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it’s really not it I js got the answer wrong for oxidation and the right answer is ice wedging trust me:)

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