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Which of the following types of rocks are likely to disintegrate by weathering and erosion? A. Igneous rocks only B. Metamorphic rocks only C. Both igneous rocks and metamorphic rocks D. Neither igneous
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Which of the following types of rocks are likely to disintegrate by weathering and erosion?

A. Igneous rocks only
B. Metamorphic rocks only
C. Both igneous rocks and metamorphic rocks
D. Neither igneous rocks nor metamorphic rocks

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It's metamorphic rocks
User Goseib
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The answer is c:

Both Igneous and metamorphic rocks


(I took the test this is the correct answer)

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