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ra1l [238]
3 years ago
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A rock has been formed by the accumulation of bits of rocks that were originally formed by the release of heat by magma. How sho

uld this rock be classified?
Biology
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vlabodo [156]3 years ago
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The rock can be classified as Sedimentary. This is kind of a trick question. The main question is <em><u>a rock that has been formed by the accumulation of bits of rocks.</u></em><u /> That alone should give you a clue because sedimentary rocks are rocks that are made up of bits or particles of other rocks.

Now what about the part that says: <em><u>were originally formed by the release of heat by magma?</u></em>  <em />

At first glance you might think, then that means it is an igneous rock, but no it isn't. It was <em>originally</em> an igneous rock but the rock in question is the rock that was formed by BITS of it. So this means that the resulting rock is SEDIMENTARY. <em><u /></em>
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