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07-04-2021
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A student makes a cross-section clay model to represent the internal structure of a volcano that leads to the formation of two rocks (X and Y). The student records the processes that affect the type of rock that is formed in a table.

Which process(es) causes (s) the rock formed at location X to be different from the rock formed at location Y?

A student makes a crosssection clay model to represent the internal structure of a volcano that leads to the formation of two rocks X and Y The student records class=

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AvaBunnyy AvaBunnyy

10-04-2021

I'm late. T-T

I'm just always late.

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bilenko12 bilenko12

09-05-2021

location will be different and the answer is on ur slide

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