Analyse the sequence of events in the geological cross-section below the given figure 1 by arranging them from old to young and also explain the sequence. (Fig: 1) A geologic cross-section: Sedimentary rocks (A-C), igneous intrusion (D), and fault (E)

Analyse the sequence of events in the geological cross-section below the given figure 1 by arranging them from old to young and also explain the sequence. (Fig: 1) A geologic cross-section: Sedimentary rocks (A-C), igneous intrusion (D), and fault (E)

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