Freezing and thawing water can cause a rock to break down into smaller pieces. Which part of the rock cycle is this an example of? melting weathering subsidence deposition

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Sahil Patel asked Jan 14, 2022

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Freezing and thawing water can cause a rock to break down into smaller pieces. Which part of the rock cycle is this an example of?

melting
weathering
subsidence
deposition

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deposition

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Deposition

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It’s breaking down the rock :]

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