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Because they are part of this world. They were made from lave, from a volcano. So there fore they are imporant Igneous rock. I prove this fact because they say it's important in the question you asked. An a group of scientistes have proved my theory because they have these types of rocks in their labs. You could also ask a teahcer, maybe a science teacher, a math teacher won't know.

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Paul Wyman

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