Question

1. which feature is most commonly associated with sedimentary rocks?

magma intrusions
high density
crystal growth
layered appearance

Explanation:

Sedimentary rocks are formed by the accumulation and compaction of sediments over time. This process often results in a layered appearance as different sediments are deposited in different environments and at different times. Magma intrusions are associated with igneous rocks formed from magma. High - density is not a typical defining feature of sedimentary rocks. Crystal growth is more characteristic of igneous or metamorphic rocks under certain conditions.

Answer:

Layered appearance