Question

multiple - choice question
how was uluru formed?
a massive meteorite crashed into earth millions of years ago at low velocity
two very small plates collided and formed a very strange - looking structure
erosion from wind and water caused all of the less dense rock to fall away over time, leaving only the denser rock behind
uluru is a volcano that melted itself down into a wider, flat version of itself over millions of years

Explanation:

Uluru is a large sandstone rock formation in Australia. It was formed through the process of erosion by wind and water over a long - time period, which removed the less dense rock, leaving the denser rock that we see as Uluru today.

Answer:

C. Erosion from wind and water caused all of the less dense rock to fall away over time, leaving only the denser rock behind