If a rock containing kyanite and sillimanite were to undergo an increase in pressure, what must happen to temperature in order for that rock to continue to have stable kyanite and sillimanite?
A) temperature must increase
B) temperature must decrease
C) temperature must stay the same
D) It is impossible for it to continue to have stable kyanite and sillimanite.
Answer: A
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