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Q7. What caused the early materials to clump together? A) heat B) explosions C) pressure D) gravity

Q7. What caused the early materials to clump together? A) heat B) explosions C) pressure D) gravity
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Q7. What caused the early materials to clump together?

A) heat
B) explosions C) pressure
D) gravity

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C. pressure

because heat expands and so does explosions and gravity is just gravity.

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