7. The escape of gas and rapid cooling leave holes in some rocks. Is it extrusive or intrusive

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7. The escape of gas and rapid cooling leave holes in

some rocks.
Is it extrusive or intrusive

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intrusive i think

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Hetal Thaker answered Sep 26, 2023

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