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Explanation:
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From lowest to highest grade,
Slate > Phyllite >Schist
Explanation:
The grade of metamorphism is usually studied in the metamorphic type of rocks where the rocks are formed due to the high pressure and temperature condition. These rocks are formed in a sequence from a lower grade to a higher grade. Here the low-grade rocks gradually change to more hard and resistant rock when subjected to extreme pressure-temperature conditions.
In the above, there are 3 metamorphic rock names gives, which can be arranged from a lower grade to higher grade. Slate is a low-grade metamorphic rock that changes into Phyllite, another medium-grained metamorphic rock. This Phyllite again alters to Schist under extreme pressure-temperature conditions.
Fold - a curve in the rock that is caused from pressure
Joint - a crack in the rock that forms the plates
Fault - a split in the plates
Syncline - a bit of stratified rock that is angled upwards(from the x axis)
Anticline - a bit of stratified rock that is angled downwards from the crest of the hill or mountain(arch shaped)
