Sedimentary, like sand.
Weathering and erosion make large rocks smaller.
Answer:
1 : 25,000 is the largest scale.
Explanation:
1 cm represents 2 km; is not correct because this is actually the smallest of the scales presented, meaning that 1 cm on the map is equal to 200,000 cm on the ground.
1 : 50,000; is not correct because this is the second-largest scale from the options.
1 : 25,000; is correct because it is the largest scale, with 1 cm on the map representing 25,000 cm on the ground. The smaller the scale, the larger it is.
1 : 100,000; is not correct because it is the third-largest, with 1 cm on the map representing 100,000 cm on the ground.
Answer:
Plate Tetonics
Explanation:
Plate interactions, as a result of plate tectonics, ultimately generate the various geologic settings where Earth materials can melt, metamorphose, and/or weather to become sediments.
New Zealand and the outback
I think that a) is chemical, and b) would be chemical
