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22 November, 00:54

1. What is different about the rock formations in the Rocky Mountains and Great Plains? Explain

2. Explain how the materials that turned into the rock formations in the Rocky Mountains and Great Plains were formed?

3. How does the process or role of energy take place in creating the rock formations in the Rocky Mountains and Great Plains?

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  1. 22 November, 01:12
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    The rock of the Great Plains is sedimentary rock and the rock of the Rocky Mountains is igneous rock. They formed in different ways so they must not have formed together. When sediment is compacted and cemented together, it forms sedimentary rock. When magma cools, it hardens to form igneous rock.
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