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Granite cools very slowly from magma and therefore has very large crystals that are visible with the naked eye. Granite can be classified as — A. an igneous rock. B. a metamorphic rock. C. a sedimentary
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Granite cools very slowly from magma and therefore has very large crystals that are visible with the naked eye. Granite can be classified as —
A.
an igneous rock.
B.
a metamorphic rock.
C.
a sedimentary rock.
D.
an extrusive rock.
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Step-by-step explanation:
Igneous rock forms from cooled lava
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