Question

An igneous rock body that intrudes and bakes an existing sequence of rocks is

Answer 1

An igneous rock body which bakes and intrudes an existing sequence of rock is rather younger than rock which occupies or takes its place.

Step-by-step explanation:

• Igneous rock has a very good definition and property, firstly the word igneous was derived from the 'Latin word ignis' which gives the meaning fire and it is also considered as magmatic rock.

• The formation of Igneous rock is done through the 'process of cooling and solidification' of lava or magma.

Answer 2

Igneous rock is rock that has formed from cooling magma or lava. An igneous rock body that intrudes and bakes an existing sequence of rocks is younger than the rock it invades. Other type of rocks are sedimentary rocks. Those are rocks that form on Earth's surface mostly from loose sediment that is deposited by moving water, air, or ice.