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Which mineral is primarily formed from the decomposition of surface rocks?

1

Bauxite

2

Coal

3

Gypsum

4

Iron ore

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Answer

A. Bauxite

Solution:

The correct answer is 'Bauxite'. Bauxite is formed from weathering and decomposition of surface rocks, leading to a residual accumulation of aluminum-rich material.

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