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Quartzite is a coarse-grained rock derived from sandstone. Which type of rock is quartzite? metamorphic extrusive sedimentary igneous
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Quartzite is a coarse-grained rock derived from sandstone.

Which type of rock is quartzite?


metamorphic


extrusive


sedimentary


igneous

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Answer:

granoblastic metamorphic rock

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its a metamorphic rock
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