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Sedimentary rock tends to be porous and thus is more likely to be part of an aquifer than consolidated igneous rocks. A true B false

Sedimentary rock tends to be porous and thus is more likely to be part of an aquifer than consolidated igneous rocks. A true B false
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Sedimentary rock tends to be porous and thus is more likely to be part of an aquifer than consolidated igneous rocks.

A true
B false

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The answer is B, false. You can’t get one without the other.
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