Two students are discussing the geological conditions necessary for diamond formation. Student A argues that diamonds can form in an environment 150 km below the surface of the earth where the temperature is 1500C. Student B argues that graphite will be found at this location. Which student is correct, and why? Group of answer choices Student A is correct. Diamonds can form at this depth and temperature. Student B is correct. The temperature is too high to form diamonds. Student B is correct. This location is not deep enough within the earth to form diamonds. Student B is correct. The temperature is too low to form diamonds. Student B is correct. This location is too deep within the earth to form diamonds