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What determines the composition of a rock? a. texture it has c. minerals it is made of b. deposition that occurs d. weathering of nearby rocks

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It would be C, the minerals inside it.
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Answer: c. minerals it is made of

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A rock can be define as a naturally occurring solid mass or aggregate of minerals. A mineral is an inorganic element having an orderly internal structure, chemical composition, crystal structure and physical properties. A rock is typically comprises of inorganic minerals as the main ingredient. Commonly found minerals in rocks are feldspar, calcite, mica, quartz, olivine, pyroxene and amphiboles.

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