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Hlight How are rocks weathered as in this example seen here? ame aining 22:01 Tools A) The rocks change their composition. B) The rocks are being chemically weathered by the water. Freezing and thawing
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How are rocks weathered as in this example seen here?
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A)
The rocks change their composition.
B)
The rocks are being chemically weathered by the water.
Freezing and thawing of water breaks the rocks into pieces.
D)
Hot lava is pushing on the rock and breaking it into pieces.

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Answer:

B). The rocks are being chemically weathered by the water.

Step-by-step explanation:

Because the water is slowly destroying the rock

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