Magma reaches an area of gneiss (metamorphic rock) and causes it to melt and then cool. Creating what type of rock?

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Magma reaches an area of gneiss (metamorphic rock) and causes it to melt and then cool. Creating what type of rock?

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Answer: It is Igneous rock

Explanation: I think that is what it is but not %100 sure

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