In which ways does pressure influence different rock compositions' melting points?
A) the more pressure, the higher the melting point
B) the more pressure, the lower the melting point
C) pressure changes the composition of the rock, raising the melting point
D) pressure changes the composition of the rock, lowering the melting point
Answer: A
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false
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a. cumuloaltus b. stratus c. cirrus d. nimbostratus e. cumulonimbus
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