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1pt Which of the following is NOT true about the role tectonic forces play in the rock cycle?
O A. When plates pull apart, rocks melt, and magma forms igneous rocks.
O B. When plates crash together, rocks are buried and form metamorphic rocks.
O c. When plates slide over and under each other, the heat and pressure form igneous rocks.
OD. When rocks push upward and form mountains, the erosion of the mountains can produce sediment.
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