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Suppose great heat completely melts a certain deposit of rock, which then hardens into new rock. You might think that the new rock is metamorphic, but it isn't. Why not? Please give a semi-detailed explanation
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Suppose great heat completely melts a certain deposit of rock, which then hardens into new rock. You might think that the new rock is metamorphic, but it isn't. Why not?

Please give a semi-detailed explanation

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because it completely melted so it is an igneous rock
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