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The rock cycle stops after igneous rocks are formed from magma seeping or exploding out from within the Earth. True False

The rock cycle stops after igneous rocks are formed from magma seeping or exploding out from within the Earth. True False
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The rock cycle stops after igneous rocks are formed from magma seeping or exploding out from within the Earth.

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The answer for this question is false
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User Matt Logan
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Answer:

False

Step-by-step explanation:

The rock cycle never stops.

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