Question

this is a picture taken from badlands national park in south dakota. based on what you learned from this video, what type of rock primarily makes up the rocks found in this national park? explain how you know.
sedimentary rock
igneous rocks

Explanation:

Badlands National Park's rock formations show layered, stratified structures typical of sedimentary rocks, formed by sediment deposition and compaction over time. Igneous rocks (formed from magma/lava) lack such layering and have different textures/forms.

Answer:

Sedimentary Rock