The rate at which an igneous rock cools is likely to determine A. the rock's color. B. the rock's density. C. the size of the rock's crystals. D. the rock's chemical composition.

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The rate at which an igneous rock cools is likely to determine

A. the rock's color.
B. the rock's density.
C. the size of the rock's crystals.
D. the rock's chemical composition.

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i think the answee is ,,,, c

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