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Help An igneous rock has small, dark crystals. Which statement also accurately describes this rock? It is an intrusive rock. It has a coarse texture. It was found on Earth’s surface. It was formed from
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An igneous rock has small, dark crystals. Which statement also accurately describes this rock?
It is an intrusive rock.
It has a coarse texture.
It was found on Earth’s surface.
It was formed from slow cooling.
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Answer:it is D
Explanation: | (• ◡•)|✔︎
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A, B & C would all be correct.
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