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Rocks that are formed by subjecting any rock type to different temperature and pressure condition than those in which the original rock was formed are called:


A) Metamorphic rock

B) Igneous rocks

C) Sedimentary rocks

D) None of the above

Correct Answer:
A) Metamorphic rock


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