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<h2>B) A metamorphic rock.</h2><h2 /><h3>Explanation:</h3><h3 />
A metamorphic rock is a consequence of a conversion of a pre-existing rock. The primary rock is reduced to very high heat and pressure, which produce distinct physical and chemical changes. Samples of these rock types comprise marble, slate, gneiss, schist.
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Answer:
At some point in the not-so-distant future, whites will become the racial minority in the United States. Why is that so terrifying to some of us — why must we see it as a win-lose? Black culture, tempered in the fires of slavery and Jim Crow and by myriad forms of rural and urban, Southern and Northern, discrimination, has deeply enriched our national life. In the face of repeated exclusion and abuse, Blacks have chosen to keep faith with the core promises of our Constitution. Their leaders, like the late John Lewis, are therefore in a position to make what Lewis called “good trouble” — holding our collective feet ever closer to the fire of our professed principles. Ms. Gorman will be of legal age to run for president in 2033. If I’m still around, I would joyfully vote to put myself in her capable hands.
Explanation:
In the question the option that tells us the weakness of the sampling technique is that Samples were taken from both dark and bright lunar areas instead of concentrating on one area
<h3>What is a sampling technique?</h3>
The sampling technique can be defined as the name of the technique that helps in the identification of the specific process by which the entities that would be used in a sample has been chosen.
This is the way that the subset of a population can be used to make generalizations about the entire population that is existent in the study.
Hence we can ay that In the question the option that tells us the weakness of the sampling technique is that Samples were taken from both dark and bright lunar areas instead of concentrating on one area
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