Rocks and the Rock Cycle

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Rocks and the Rock Cycle

Igneous Rocks Most rocks begin as this kind. Formed from magma that has cooled. Over time change due to weathering and erosion Become small fragments of rocks get carried away become sediment in beds Over time gets buried and gets cemented together forms Sedimentary Rocks

Sedimentary Rocks Formed by the accumulation of sediment. Formed due to great pressure and heat, with enough of these factors it will form something new. Becomes metamorphic rock

Metamorphic Rocks Comes from sedimentary rock Formed due to great pressure and heat cooking the sedimentary rock. It can be eroded and weathered If pushed deep into the earth it becomes magma, which becomes igneous rock.

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