If the sand deposited on this beach recently weathered from only one type of igneous rock, the rock was most likely A) granite B) peridotite C) diorite D) basalt

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If the sand deposited on this beach recently weathered from only one type of igneous rock, the rock was most likely

A) granite B) peridotite
C) diorite D) basalt

If the sand deposited on this beach recently weathered from only one type of igneous-example-1

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The answer should be A

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