In what type of environment did this rock sample most likely form?

O

A. Just below Earth's surface, near an active volcano

O

B. Deep below ground, after being exposed to extreme heat and

pressure

O

C. Aboveground

O

D. At the bottom of the ocean

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Zachery Hansen

5 September, 02:02

In what type of environment did this rock sample most likely form?

O

A. Just below Earth's surface, near an active volcano

O

B. Deep below ground, after being exposed to extreme heat and

pressure

O

C. Aboveground

O

D. At the bottom of the ocean

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Kelsey Harrison · Answer 1

The correct answer is letter A.

Explanation: Rocks are materials that are an essential part of the Earth's continuous crust and consist of aggregates of one or more minerals. In this rock concept, we include sand, gravel, volcanic ash, granite, sandstone, and so on.

All rocks follow a cycle, a continuous process by which old rocks are transformed into new ones. Thus, the rock cycle represents the various possibilities of transformation from one rock type to another.

In what type of environment did this rock sample most likely form?OA. Just below Earth's surface, near an active volcanoOB. Deep below ground, after being exposed to extreme heat andpressureOC. AbovegroundOD. At the bottom of the ocean

In what type of environment did this rock sample most likely form?

O

A. Just below Earth's surface, near an active volcano

O

B. Deep below ground, after being exposed to extreme heat and

pressure

O

C. Aboveground

O

D. At the bottom of the ocean