The processes involved in the rock cycle take place over millions of years. Which of the following describes a phase of the rock cycle that takes longer to produce results? Rocks are eroded by wind and rain.

Eroded rocks travel by wind or moving water.

Rocks form layers of sediment and solidify into new rocks.

Rocks are pushed to Earth's surface by tectonic forces.

The answer is c) pyrite

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