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Yes it is very true. Due to enormous pressure build up by the volcanic material underground volcanoes are formed quickly. Mountains are formed slowly and gradually over a period of time and go on rising in inches and centimeters.

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Q: Is it true that volcanos can form qickly unlike mountains?
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