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According to the rock cycle, a sedimentary rock can be formed from a(n)____.

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According to the rock cycle, a sedimentary rock can be formed from a(n)____.

According to the rock cycle, a sedimentary rock can be formed from a(n)____.
a. igneous rock only
b. sedimentary rock only
c. metamorphic rock only
d. igneous or metamorphic rock
e. igneous, sedimentary, or metamorphic rock

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