Answer:
Sedimentary rocks: They are made of weather pieces of rocks
They are formed above earth's surface
Both: They have a diverse composition, they may contain many types of minerals.
They are solid at room temperatures.
Intrusive Igneous Rocks: They are made of molten rocks called magma.
They are formed in Earth's crust or mantle.
Explanation:
<em>Sedimentary rocks:</em>
first one is obvious, sedimentary rocks are made from weathering
second one is tricky, although both Sedimentary rocks and Igneous Rocks could potentially form above earth's surface, the category provided here is "<em>Intrusive Igneous Rocks", </em>which is formed under Earth's surface, only extrusive Igneous rocks are formed above Earth's surface.
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<em>Both:</em>
They are both rocks not minerals so they definitely have diverse compositions.
And one of the factors of rocks is that they are solid in room temperature.
<em>Intrusive Igneous Rocks:</em>
Igneous rocks are made when magma cools down.
Earth's crust is the solid part and the most outer part of Earth's layer, Extrusive Igneous rocks happened to form here when magma cools down and solidifies, mantle is the second outer part of Earth, where some intrusive rocks are solidified while still in the magma.
