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When intrusive igneous rocks form they are different from extrusive igneous rocks because
Igneous
heat and pressure
they become magma
rock cycle
sedimentary rocks undergoing heat and pressure
they cool slowly and form a rock that has crystals
sliding and mixing
sedimentary
Sediments that have been pressed together form which type of rock?
Igneous
heat and pressure
they become magma
rock cycle
sedimentary rocks undergoing heat and pressure
they cool slowly and form a rock that has crystals
sliding and mixing
sedimentary
What happens to change igneous or sedimentary rock to metamorphic rock?
Igneous
heat and pressure
they become magma
rock cycle
sedimentary rocks undergoing heat and pressure
they cool slowly and form a rock that has crystals
sliding and mixing
sedimentary
Which of the following is not a process included in the rock cycle?
Igneous
heat and pressure
they become magma
rock cycle
sedimentary rocks undergoing heat and pressure
they cool slowly and form a rock that has crystals
sliding and mixing
sedimentary
The process of rock forming is called the
Igneous
heat and pressure
they become magma
rock cycle
sedimentary rocks undergoing heat and pressure
they cool slowly and form a rock that has crystals
sliding and mixing
sedimentary
Which type of rock forms when molten magma or lava solidifies?
Igneous
heat and pressure
they become magma
rock cycle
sedimentary rocks undergoing heat and pressure
they cool slowly and form a rock that has crystals
sliding and mixing
sedimentary
Metamorphic rocks are formed by
Igneous
heat and pressure
they become magma
rock cycle
sedimentary rocks undergoing heat and pressure
they cool slowly and form a rock that has crystals
sliding and mixing
sedimentary
What happens to metamorphic rocks when they melt?
Igneous
heat and pressure
they become magma
rock cycle
sedimentary rocks undergoing heat and pressure
they cool slowly and form a rock that has crystals
sliding and mixing
sedimentary
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