Chemistry, 19.03.2021 21:10, rachelacarman

How might plate movements produce sedimentary rock? O
A. Separating plates can form a gap that magma rises into and fills with new rock.
B. Colliding plates can push up mountain ranges that then undergo weathering and erosion
C.
One plate sliding under another plate forms magma that can rise and form a volcano.
D. Colliding plates can push rock deep below the surface where the rock experiences extreme heat and pres

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How might plate movements produce sedimentary rock? O
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