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4 years ago

Intrusive igneous rocks _____.

Chemistry

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Lady bird [3.3K]4 years ago

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Crystallize below earths surface

zubka84 [21]4 years ago

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was formed from magma cooling within cracks of Earth's crust

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(b) The speed is, 83.277 m/s

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Explanation :

(a) We are given the speed is, $299.8km/hr$

As we know that,

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By using both the conversion, we get:

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(b) We are given the speed is, $299.8km/hr$

As we know that,

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By using both the conversion, we get:

$299.8km/hr$

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