Asked by JPtiger13

I need help with a Science essay. The question reads:

"Hannah is comparing a rock from a riverbed and a rock from deep underground. One is very smooth, and the other has very rough edges. Explain why each rock was probably found in that location."

In order for me to receive full credit, I need to answer the following questions:

Where was the smooth rock probably found (in a riverbed or deep underground)?

What caused the smooth rock to be so smooth?

Where was the rough-edged rock probably found (in a riverbed or deep underground)?

Why is the rough-edged rock not smooth, too?

I have everything except how the rocks are formed. Can you please help?


Answers

Answered by Ms. Sue
Different kinds of rocks are formed in different ways. Study this site.

http://www.rocksforkids.com/2cycle.html
Answered by JPtiger13
Thanks, Ms. Sue! You too, Trippy!
Answered by Ms. Sue
You're welcome.
Answered by JPtiger13
How come Trippy's posts aren't here anymore? Were they just too much of a giveaway?
Answered by LadyWoman
The rock found in the riverbed has been smoothed over by the constant passage of water over time which has smoothed out the rock.
The Rock found deep underground has rough edges as it was formed by breaking from a larger rock fragment which formed by the cooling of magma and therefore has jagged edges like crystals(PUT THIS IN YOUR OWN WORDS! UNLESS YOU WANT YOUR TEACHER TO FIND OUT U BEEN USING FORBIDDEN WEBSITES!) lolol
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