When reading the principles of relative dating, many of them are careful to stat

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When reading the principles of relative dating, many of them are careful to stat

When reading the principles of relative dating, many of them are careful to state that the rule applies to sediments or lava flows. (Example: The Principle of X states that sedimentary layers or lava flows are originally deposited in fashion Y.) Why would these rules not apply to intrusive igneous rocks or metamorphic rocks?

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