What are the similarites between igneous and sedimentary rocks physical appearance?

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The similarities between these rocks are that both are naturally occuring, solid and formed from minerals. some sedementary rock is formed almost completely from eroded particles of igneous rock.

stealth61 [152]3 years ago

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Answer:

Similarities: both of them have smooth crystal, they are both naturally occurring, and both are solid and formed from minerals.

Differences: The differences are, igneous rocks are formed by cooling magma on earths surface, and sedimentary rocks are formed from different combined sediments.

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