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  • Sedimentary Rock Formation: How Long Does It Really Take?
    False.

    While it can take millions of years for some sedimentary rocks to form, it's not a universal rule. The formation time depends on various factors like:

    * Type of sediment: Some sediments form quickly (like sand) while others take longer (like clay).

    * Climate: Weathering and erosion rates vary greatly depending on the climate.

    * Geological activity: Earthquakes and tectonic movements can accelerate the process.

    It's more accurate to say that sedimentary rock formation can take anywhere from a few years to millions of years.

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