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Q: Granite mainly composed of quartz and felspar particles is obtained from............
  • A. Sedimentary rocks
  • B. Metamorphic rocks
  • C. Igneous rocks
  • D. All options are correct
Correct Answer: Option C - Granite rock : Granite rock is a igneous rock and under plutonic rock. Granite rock from this content – (i) Quartz (20-60%) (ii) Felspar (35%) Granite density – 2.65 to 2.7 g/cm³ and colour is pink/brown compressive strength of granite - 200 mPa
C. Granite rock : Granite rock is a igneous rock and under plutonic rock. Granite rock from this content – (i) Quartz (20-60%) (ii) Felspar (35%) Granite density – 2.65 to 2.7 g/cm³ and colour is pink/brown compressive strength of granite - 200 mPa

Explanations:

Granite rock : Granite rock is a igneous rock and under plutonic rock. Granite rock from this content – (i) Quartz (20-60%) (ii) Felspar (35%) Granite density – 2.65 to 2.7 g/cm³ and colour is pink/brown compressive strength of granite - 200 mPa