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why do is igenius and sedimentary rock undergo change? what new rocks are formed from these rocks

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Rocks are broken into smaller bits by weathering and erosion. When these bits are cemented together, a sedimentary rock is formed. One example of a sedimentary rock becoming a new type of sedimentary rock is if conglomerate is broken into sand-size particles then recemented to form a sandstone.

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