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Look closely at the rock cycle above. Imagine this rock forms just outside of the igneous intrusion at step D.

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Allushta [10]3 years ago

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D) Metamorphic: formed outside the igneous intrusion; re-crystalization.

Explanation:

The rock is most likely a metamorphic rock based on where it most likely formed. Metamorphic rocks are usually formed outside of igneous intrusions as a result of the re-crystallization of the protolith surrounding the intrusive body.

A metamorphic rock is a changed rock that forms under intense temperature and pressure.
The presence of fluids is an added advantage and this causes new minerals to grow and the old ones to re-crystallize.
An igneous intrusion like any magmatic body is predominantly known for their elevated temperature.
They are formed deep within the crust and have very high temperature.
When crystallize and intrusive body piercing through rocks they cause a metamorphic change in the area of the nearby country rock protolith.
Therefore, we expect to find a metamorphic rock around the vicinity of the intrusion.

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