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Which phrases accurately describe this rock? Check all that apply.

1.formed underground
2.randomly arranged grains
3.formed through sedimentation
4.formed by extreme heat and pressure
5.layers that tend to split apart along bands

Which phrases accurately describe this rock Check all that apply 1formed underground 2randomly arranged grains 3formed through sedimentation 4formed by extreme class=

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Explanation:

4. formed by extreme heat and pressure

1. formed underground

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Answer: Formed underground

Formed by extreme heat and pressure

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