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How are igneous rocks formed? A. Heat and pressure from nearby magma changes existing rock. B. Lava or magma cools and then crystallizes. C. Sediments deposit in a lake and turn…

How are igneous rocks formed? A. Heat and pressure from nearby magma changes existing rock. B. Lava or magma cools and then crystallizes. C. Sediments deposit in a lake and turn…
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How are igneous rocks formed?

A. Heat and pressure from nearby magma changes existing rock.
B. Lava or magma cools and then crystallizes.
C. Sediments deposit in a lake and turn to stone.
D. Lava or magma heats up and crystallizes.

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B is the correct answer to your question
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The answer is B.Lava or magma cools and then crystallizes.
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