Earth's interior at a depth of 3500 kilometers is believed to be
A.
liquid at a temperature of approximately 4900°C
B.
solid at a temperature of approximately 4900°C
C.
liquid at a temperature of approximately 5400°C
D
solid at a temperature of approximately 5400°C
Submit
Answers
The answer is a i believe
yes you are doing it right great gob
explanation:
the answer hereDo you know the answer?
Other questions on the subject: Biology
The answer is letter c...Read More
1 more answers
answer; the tunica intima also called tunica interna, consists of elastic fibers,connective tissue and smooth muscle cells;...Read More
1 more answers
1. efficient use of space 2. elimination of groundwater contamination 3. energy generation 4. lower carbon footprint...Read More
1 more answers
Answer: the statements that apply here about binary star system are "have stars that might appear to wobble""often have one star that is brighter than other" a binary star is a sta...Read More
2 more answers
the limb fractures are among the most common fractures. open fractures are comparatively more dangerous. the injury patterns are dependent on many factors, such as the age of the p...Read More
2 more answers
the answer is c on e2020, bud....Read More
1 more answers
An egg, or a sack of flour...Read More
1 more answers
ur answer is e & dexplanation:...Read More
2 more answers
Top Questions
- In which phase of mitosis does the nuclear envelope disappear, chromos...
- The answer is c. Right?......
- Explain transferring the HLEB enhancer from a Burmese python to a mous...
- Which correctly describes crossing over? a.)the process whereby nonsi...
- What term describes the strings of ribosomes that are attached to an R...
- Thigmitropism is a plant growth response to _ . A. water B. touch C. l...
- What provides the energy that is stored in ATP molecules? A. Phosphol...
- Yellowstone National Park there are rocks formed that are both extrusi...
- I need help asap!! Please It’s due in a little bit...
- The diagram shows the fossils found in different layers of a rock. A d...
