The Principle of Cross-Cutting Relationships States That

question 16

Multiple Choice

The principle of cross-cutting relationships states that

• A) intrusive igneous rock is always younger than the rock it invades.
• B) any structure, such as a fault, that cuts through a sequence of preexisting rocks must be younger than the host rocks.
• C) fragments of one body of rock are found within another body of rock.
• D) rock may be melted to form magma that later cools to form intrusive igneous rock.

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Explain the taxation requirements for employers including payroll taxes and federal income taxes.

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