If a scientist creates a new rock-like substance in a laboratory, why wouldn’t this type of material be classified as a true mineral?

A.
It’s an inorganic substance.

B.
It’s not a naturally occurring substance.

C.
It’s too new to be a mineral.

D.
It would not be hard enough.

Question

If a scientist creates a new rock-like substance in a laboratory, why wouldn’t this type of material be classified as a true mineral?	
 
 A.
It’s an inorganic substance.
 
 B.
It’s not a naturally occurring substance.
 
 C.
It’s too new to be a mineral.
 
 D.
It would not be hard enough.

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It is B, since it would be man made and not natural

anonymous · Answer

what do you believe the answer would be

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http://www.cram.com/flashcards/unit-3-lesson-1-2321711

anonymous · Answer

@ManImStumped you cant tell them the answer you have to help and explain why that way they would learn

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You can tell the answer as long as you explain it. I've been here long enough to know the code of conduct. Maybe you should brush up on it.

anonymous · Answer

yes i know the rules of conduct front and back you basically just said the answer in a different way

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thank you @ManImStumped