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24 November, 02:39

Which process is involved in breaking down solid rock and turning it into sediment?

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  1. 24 November, 02:41
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    What do you think it is? do you know? Do you even pay attention?

    Well the answer would be The process is called "lithification" - - the particles of sediment are pressed together (compaction) and held together by minerals left behind when the water is forced out
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