Which process would change metamorphic rock to igneous rock?(1 point)

Responses

erosion followed by compaction
erosion followed by compaction

melting followed by cooling
melting followed by cooling

cooling followed by cementation
cooling followed by cementation

pressure followed by weathering

melting followed by cooling

The process that would change metamorphic rock to igneous rock is melting followed by cooling.

The correct answer is "melting followed by cooling". When metamorphic rock is subjected to extreme heat and pressure, it can undergo melting and turn into magma. As the magma cools and solidifies, it forms igneous rock. So, to change metamorphic rock to igneous rock, the process involves the transformation of the rock into molten magma through melting, and then the subsequent cooling and solidification of the magma to form igneous rock.