All igneous rock forms from cooling lava, but not all of them look the same, (ex: some have large crystals) why is that:
a. lava cooled BENEATH the surface and SLOWLY allows large crystals to develop bc they have more time to grow in size.
b. lava cooled ABOVE the surface which SLOWLY allows large crystals to develop bc they have more time to grow in size.
c. lava cooled BENEATH the surface and QUICKLY allows large crystals to develop bc they have more time to grow in size.
D. lava cooled ABOVE the surface which QUICKLY allows large crystals to develop bc they have more time to grow in size.
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