What wears away more easily sedimentary rocks or igneous rocks?

Sedimentary rocks generally wear away more easily than igneous rocks due to their composition and structure. They are often made up of softer minerals and have a layered, less cohesive structure, making them more susceptible to erosion and weathering. In contrast, igneous rocks, formed from cooled magma or lava, tend to be denser and harder, providing them with greater resistance to wear. Thus, sedimentary rocks typically erode at a faster rate than igneous rocks.