Metamorphic Rock Forms When

question 31

Multiple Choice

Metamorphic rock forms when:

• A) seawater precipitates.
• B) sediments are lithified.
• C) magma cools and solidifies.
• D) igneous, sedimentary, or other metamorphic rocks change because of high temperature and/or pressure, or compositional changes, or are deformed during mountain building.

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Apply the concept of price today versus price in the future in stock valuation.

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