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Consider the following rock samples. Both samples are made of the same minerals. One sample is an igneous rock and the other is a metamorphic rock. Which one is which? What evidence from the samples supports
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Consider the following rock samples. Both samples are made of the same minerals.

One sample is an igneous rock and the other is a metamorphic rock. Which one is which? What evidence from the samples supports your argument?

Consider the following rock samples. Both samples are made of the same minerals. One-example-1
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Answer: I believe sample A is metamorphic and sample B is Igneous but i could be wrong

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Sample A is metamorphic rock and Sample B is igneous. Metamorphic has layers and Igneous has made of different spotted colors
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