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Evan examines a diagram of the rock cycle in his science textbook. He wonders how he can connect what he has learned about matter and energy to the rock cycle. Which statement explains what happens to material as it moves through the stages of the rock cycle?
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A) New matter is being created all of the time.
B) The same matter is recycled over and over.
C) Eventually the broken-down matter disappears.
D) Old matter is destroyed and new matter takes its place.
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