Marble is formed from which rock by heat and pressure?
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Correct answer: B. Limestone, so it is a metamorphic rock
- Step 1: Heat and pressure change limestone into marble. Answer: Limestone, so it is a metamorphic rock. Why not the others: Granite and basalt are igneous and sandstone is sedimentary, none of which turn into marble.
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