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Sedimentary rocks form through processes such as compaction and cementation of sediments, precipitation of minerals from solutions, and accumulation of organic materials. Key ways include clastic formation from weathered rock fragments, chemical sedimentation from dissolved minerals, and biochemical processes involving organisms. However, sedimentary rocks do not form from volcanic activity or directly from molten magma, which are processes associated with igneous rocks.

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