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A rock has been formed by the accumulation of bits of rocks that were originally formed by the release of heat by magma. How should this rock be classified?
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A rock has been formed by the accumulation of bits of rocks that were originally formed by the release of heat by magma. How should this rock be classified?
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The rock should be classified as igneous rock.
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if its formed by magma its an igneous rock
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