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When we observe repeating, parallel flat faces on a broken mineral, we are observing a. cleavage b. fracture? c. crystal faces d. luster

When we observe repeating, parallel flat faces on a broken mineral, we are observing a. cleavage b. fracture? c. crystal faces d. luster
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When we observe repeating, parallel flat faces on a broken mineral, we are observing

a. cleavage

b. fracture?

c. crystal faces

d. luster

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Answer:

c.crystal faces

Step-by-step explanation:

Faces are produced naturally during the process of crystal growth

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