Answer:
A. Rock fragments are layered and pressurized over time.
Explanation:
Sedimentary rocks are derived from pre-existing rocks that have been subjected to agents of denudation, weathered, transported and deposited within a basin.
In the basin, the sediments are accumulated in their final resting position.
- Sediments are accumulated as layers on top of one another.
- The pressure of the sediment on top of another forces out water and presses the layers into sheets.
- Over time, the compression leads to lithification of the rock.
- During lithification, compaction and cementation occurs.
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No. water itself cannot be wet it makes things wet but because water molecules are already water it cannot make itself wet so in other words water makes things wet but its not exactly wet itself.
