gle Slides xhelp full slides- by brystol Montai XS 03.07 Segment One Exam Part O Xt.schoology.com/assignment/2640255314/assessmentCannot be createdO cCannot be transformedCan be increased in a closed systemQuestion 5 (3 points)(02.03 MC)How is an iron-bearing mineral rock plateau likely to change over millions of years? (3 points)O aTurn red due to oxidationO bTurn red due to physical weatheringSmooth out its edges due to depositionO dSmooth out its edges due to chemical weatheringQuestion 6 (3 points)(02.03 MC)A scientist observes plant roots growing through the mountain side. This is evidence for which type

How is an iron-bearing mineral rock plateau likely to change over millions of years? (3 points) Turn red due to oxidation O b Turn red due to physical weathering Smooth out its edges due to deposition Smooth out its edges due to chemical weathering

How is an iron-bearing mineral rock plateau likely to change over millions of years? (3 points) Turn red due to oxidation O b Turn red due to physical weathering Smooth out its edges due to deposition Smooth out its edges due to chemical weathering

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help full slides- by brystol Montai X
S 03.07 Segment One Exam Part O X
t.schoology.com/assignment/2640255314/assessment
Cannot be created
O c
Cannot be transformed
Can be increased in a closed system
Question 5 (3 points)
(02.03 MC)
How is an iron-bearing mineral rock plateau likely to change over millions of years? (3 points)
O a
Turn red due to oxidation
O b
Turn red due to physical weathering
Smooth out its edges due to deposition
O d
Smooth out its edges due to chemical weathering
Question 6 (3 points)
(02.03 MC)
A scientist observes plant roots growing through the mountain side. This is evidence for which type

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