Q1. What happens when bending becomes too much? Q2. How might rocks react to pressure

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Q1. What happens when bending becomes too much? Q2. How might rocks react to pressure​

gianrealin164 · Answer

Answer: Q1. What happens when bending becomes too much? The rulers will break or permanently deform. This demonstrates elastic and plastic deformation. Q2. How might rocks react to pressure? Rocks might deform elastically, plastically (folding or faulting), or fracture, depending on the pressure. This relates to geological processes and rock types.

Answered by gianrealin164 | 2024-10-18

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