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How much time is required for sedimentary rocks to form? A year A couple years A hundred years A thousand years
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How much time is required for sedimentary rocks to form?

A year
A couple years
A hundred years
A thousand years

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Answer:

a couple of years

Step-by-step explanation:

due to research the answer is millions of years just so you know

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The least amount of time required is D, or A thousand years.

Explanation: Rocks generally are non-renewable. With this being said, it takes at least a thousand years for a sedimentary rock to finish its compaction and cementation to form an actual rock.
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