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Consider the following statements:
1.Most magmas are a combination of liquid, solid and gas.
2.Water vapour and carbon dioxide are the principal gases dissolved in a magma.
3.Basaltic magma is hotter than the silicic magma.
4.The magma solidified between sedimentary rocks in a horizontal position is known as dike.
How many of the statements given above are correct?
Only One
Only Two
Only Three
All Four
I, II and III
Most magmas are a combination of liquid, solid and gas." - This statement is correct. Magmas are typically composed of liquid (molten rock), solid crystals, and dissolved gases.
"Water vapor and carbon dioxide are the principal gases dissolved in a magma." - This statement is correct. Water vapor and carbon dioxide are among the gases that can be dissolved in magma.
"Basaltic magma is hotter than the silicic magma." - This statement is correct. basaltic magma tends to be hotter than silicic magma. Basaltic magma has a lower silica content and is more fluid, allowing it to flow more easily. This is often associated with eruptions at mid-ocean ridges or hotspots and is characterized by less explosive volcanic activity.
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