When the upper surface of consolidated rock undergoes constant weathering,it creates broken-up rock called

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Regolith is broken-up rock created by constant weathering of the upper surface of consolidated rock. Bedrock refers to the solid rock beneath the soil, and parent material refers to the initial material from which soil is formed. Outcrop refers to a visible exposure of bedrock on the Earth's surface, and angle of repose is the maximum slope angle at which loose material remains stable.

When the Upper Surface of Consolidated Rock Undergoes Constant Weathering,it