What process turn sediment into sedimentary rock?

a) weathering and erosion
b) compaction and cementation of sediment
c) plants or animals becoming trapped between layers of sediment
d) melting and cooling

The process that turn sediment into sedimentary rock is compaction and cementation of sediment.

Sedimentatary rocks are formed by the accumulation of sediments of preexisting rocks or the remains of plants and animals.

As time goes on, these sediments come together under pressure. The processes of compaction and cementation of sediment cause these sediments to agglomerate leading to the formation of sedimentary rocks.

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The answer is B

Explanation: This is because when you put pressure on things like rock and sediment they become one. Eventually they can become a common pebble to a clomergrate.

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it's d - life cycles - apex