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An igneous rock is found on the ground and has no identifiable crystals. What is the most likely origin of this rock?

An igneous rock is found on the ground and has no identifiable crystals. What is the most likely origin of this rock?
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An igneous rock is found on the ground and has no identifiable crystals. What is the most likely origin of this rock?

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User Zeeshan Anjum
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Answer:

Its a Extrusive Igneous Rock

Explanation:

They form on the surface where they cool.

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User Aldeb
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Answer: Rock was eroded by surrounding rocks

Explanation: my teacher said that but i think it is wrong-

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