Question

which of the following is not an external force that acts on rocks in the rock cycle? pressure ice water wind

Explanation:

In the rock cycle, ice, water, and wind are external forces that can weather and erode rocks. Pressure, especially high - pressure conditions deep within the Earth (like in the formation of metamorphic rocks), is more of an internal force rather than an external one acting on rocks at or near the Earth's surface.

Answer:

pressure