Heat and pressure change rock inside the earth crust into gneiss. What type of rock result. Is the answer igneous

No, the answer is not igneous. The rock that results from the changes of heat and pressure in the Earth's crust is called gneiss. Gneiss is a type of metamorphic rock, meaning it has undergone transformation from a pre-existing rock due to geological processes such as heat, pressure, and chemical changes.

Metamorphic.

Gneiss forms when very high pressure an temperature are applied to existing rock . How might these conditions explain the wavy pattern in this rock ?