Metamorphic rock
Explanation:
Using the attached image, rock A can be shown to be a metamorphic rock.
A metamorphic rock is a changed rock.
- In a rock cycle, a good overview of rocks are converted and transformed from one form to another is depicted.
- Molten magma cools and solidifies to form rock type B called igneous rocks.
- When B is subjected to weathering and materials collected are compacted, it forms sedimentary rock type C.
- Under intense pressure and temperature, rock type A occurs and are called metamorphic rocks.
- Examples of such rock types are slate, marble, gneiss, schist, etc.
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