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What is the rock cycle?




What is the Rock cycle?

 Answer: Magma from there underneath atmosphere Can erupt through a weak part of the earth crust. Gradually they cool down to from the igneous rock. The igneous rock eroded 1 by different agents like-river wind glacier, and carried by these agents to the sea, these eroded material deposit layer by layer in the sea and form sedimentary rocks. When igneous and sedimentary rocks, come under huge temperature and pressure, Chemical reaction, they transform into Metamorphic rock when the earth movement occurs, these rocks. are brought inside the earth. Due to heat there melt. to form magma Magma again. to From, the igneous rock again. come outside thus starting From the igneous rock again back to it is called rock cycle 

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