erosion relates to the rock cycle because it causes the different rocks to change into different ones. For example water helps sediments turn into sedimentary rocks.
Weathering and Erosion consist of the same Factors and The rock cycle is only a little bit alike because the rock cycle changes rocks and Erosion and Weathering move rocks and break down rocks.
Erosion relates to weathering because some of the weathering agents are in weathering. Erosion can also relate to the rock cycle because erosion can also cause change like weathering.
The erosional forces such as wind, glaciers, ice, gravity and biological things are all mostly part of weatherings elements to. The rock cycle includes erosion if there was no erosion a rock would never move to another place were it would change. Therefore the erosional forces are a huge part of the rock cycle.
They relate because they both end up breaking rocks down.
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ReplyDeleteThey different rocks into different rocks.
ReplyDeleteThey relate because erosional forces and the rock cycle break down rocks.
ReplyDeleteThey break down rocks down below
ReplyDeleteThey relate because they break.
ReplyDeleteThey relate because they all break rocks down and change them.
ReplyDeleteThey relate because they both break rocks down.
ReplyDeleteI believe that they are related because they both, are about breaking down rocks!
ReplyDeleteerosion relates to the rock cycle because it causes the different rocks to change into different ones. For example water helps sediments turn into sedimentary rocks.
ReplyDeleteThey are alike because they change rock to to a different type of rock.
ReplyDeleteWeathering and Erosion consist of the same Factors and The rock cycle is only a little bit alike because the rock cycle changes rocks and Erosion and Weathering move rocks and break down rocks.
ReplyDeleteErosion is related to the rock cycle because weathering i part of the rock cycle and it erodes the sediments that the weathering makes.
ReplyDeleteThey are all alike because they all use rocks.
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Erosion relates to them because erosion and weathering both change the rocks into another.
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ReplyDeleteThe way they relate is erosional forces and the rock cycle both break down rocks.
ReplyDeleteErosion relates to weathering and the rock cycle because erosion moves rocks so they can get weathered and stuff.
ReplyDeleteThey relate by breaking down rock, and carry it away.
ReplyDeleteErosion relates to weathering because some of the weathering agents are in weathering. Erosion can also relate to the rock cycle because erosion can also cause change like weathering.
ReplyDeleteThey relate because they both end up breaking rocks down.
ReplyDeleteErosion moves rock and so does weathering.
ReplyDeleteThey both relate because they both break down rocks
ReplyDeleteErosional forces relate to the rock cycle because it's part of the rock cycle, and it helps to change rocks.
ReplyDeleteThe erosional forces relate to the rock cycle because they all are the process of breaking down rocks, to smaller sediments.
ReplyDeleteErosion relates to them because erosion and weathering both change the rocks into another.
ReplyDeletethey both relate because they both break down rock
ReplyDeleteThey both relate because they both break down rock and make rocks
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they both relate because they both break down rock
ReplyDeleteThey relate because they both break down rock
ReplyDeleteThe erosional forces relate to the rock cycle because they all are the process of breaking down rocks, to smaller sediments.
ReplyDeleteThey relate because they both end up breaking rocks down.
ReplyDeleteThey both break down rocks and make them change.
ReplyDeletethe both break down rock
ReplyDeleteErosional forces relate to the rock cycle because it's part of the rock cycle, and it helps to change rock.
ReplyDeleteerosional forces are related to the rock cycle and weathering because they both break down rocks.
ReplyDeleteThe erosional forces such as wind, glaciers, ice, gravity and biological things are all mostly part of weatherings elements to. The rock cycle includes erosion if there was no erosion a rock would never move to another place were it would change. Therefore the erosional forces are a huge part of the rock cycle.
ReplyDeletethey both relate because they both break down rock
ReplyDeletethey both break down rocks CHEESEBURGERS O_O
ReplyDeletemagma breaks down rocks
ReplyDeleteThey are part of the rock because weathering breaks down rocks and erosion move the around.
ReplyDeleteThe both break the rocks down
ReplyDeleteThey do relate because erosion can create sediments which is part of the rock cycle.
ReplyDeleteIt all depends..yes
DeleteThey relate because erosional forces and the rock cycle break down rocks
ReplyDeleteThey are part of the rock because weathering breaks down rocks and erosion move the around.
ReplyDeleteThey both break down rocks.
ReplyDeleteThe both break the rocks down
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They both use wind or water
ReplyDeletethey brake rocks down.
ReplyDeleteThey do relate because erosion can create sediments which is part of the rock cycle.
ReplyDeleteit part of the cycle under weathering because they all breakdown rocks
ReplyDeleteThey relate because erosional forces and rock cycle break down rocks - Mackenzie E
ReplyDeleteWeathering occurs when rocks are broken down into smaller particles but not moved
ReplyDeleteThey both use wind or water
ReplyDeleteboth break down rocks
ReplyDeleteThey relate because erosional forces and the rock cycle break down rocks.
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