Which geological change results from differential weathering rates?

💡 Explanation

Hoodoos form because differential weathering erodes softer rock layers faster, forming the delicate pillar structures; therefore hoodoos dominate, rather than uniform erosion or altered volcanic activity because harder caps protect underlying material.

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