Question

igneous rock model: (2 points) fill in the materials box in the transformation region with the initial rock material. label the arrow with the process that transforms this material into igneous rock. goal: show how igneous rock is formed by filling in the initial material and process. earths outer layer mantle transformation region rock materials - rock - sediment - magma processes - cooling - compaction and cementation - weathering - melting goal: explain how sedimentary and igneous rock is formed. written response: (4 points) are sedimentary rock and igneous rock formed by the same or different processes? explain how you know. identify if sedimentary and igneous rock are formed by the same or different process explain the starting material and the process that forms sedimentary rock explain the starting material and the process that forms igneous rock answer in full sentences and use science vocabulary.

Explanation:

Sedimentary rock is formed from sediments (rock, sediment, magma fragments) that undergo compaction and cementation. Igneous rock is formed from magma that cools. These are different processes. The starting - material for sedimentary rock is sediments and for igneous rock is magma.

Answer:

Sedimentary rock and igneous rock are formed by different processes. Sedimentary rock is formed from sediments such as rock, sediment, or fragments of magma through the processes of compaction and cementation. Igneous rock is formed from magma through the process of cooling.