Magma moves upward toward the Earth's surface Choose one: A. because the crust isn't heavy enough to keep it in the mantle. B. because it's less dense than the surrounding rock. C. quickly, working its way up through cracks and narrow conduits. D. more quickly as it cools, and therefore becomes less viscous.

Respuesta :

A magma moves upward toward the Earth's surface because it's less dense than the surrounding rock.

What is a magma?

A magma refers to a molten liquid rock or semi-liquid rock that is located under Earth's surface.

When a magma is erupted upon the earths surface, it is called a lava before its solidifies.

Therefore, the Option D is correct.

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