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What is one reason rock layers are not horizontal

A. They were formed at an angle
B. They were formed vertically
C. The area was once covered by water
D. A force pushed the rock layers after they were formed.

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The correct answer is D. A force pushed the rock layers after they were formed. Hope this helps! Have a blessed day!

Charanraj Golla answered Nov 19, 2020

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