Science, asked by yaboiblessed, 11 months ago

A scientist finds a metamorphic rock that was once a sedimentary rock. How did this change most likely happen?
Group of answer choices

The sedimentary rock was melted and rehardened.

The sedimentary rock was weathered into sediment.

The sedimentary rock was under high heat and pressure.

The sedimentary rock was compacted and then recemented.

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Answered by ankursinghtomar2606
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The sedimentary rock was under high heat and pressure

Explanation

The sedimentary rocks end up buried deep underground, usually because of the movement of tectonic plates. While underground, these rocks are exposed to high heat and pressure, which changes them into metamorphic rock.

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Answered by KILlerkkkk
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the second statement is true........

The sedimentary rock was weathered into sediment........

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