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What role will water play in generating magma?

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What role will water play in generating magma?

What role will water play in generating magma?
A) Water will lubricate the path for subducting plates, allowing them to subduct deeper
B) Water will lower the density of the of rock, allowing it to melt
C) Water will cool the rock, preventing melting
D) Water will lower the melting temperature of the rock, allowing it to melt

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