the process by which igneous rocks are formed... heat and pressure weathering and erosion

the process by which igneous rocks are formed... heat and pressure weathering and erosion

the process by which igneous rocks are formed... heat and pressure weathering and erosion

Answer

Answer:

Neither option is correct. Igneous rocks are formed from the cooling and solidification of magma or lava.

Brief Explanations:

Heat and pressure form metamorphic rocks. Weathering and erosion are processes related to breaking - down and transporting rocks, not forming igneous rocks. Igneous rock formation is about magma/lava cooling.