if the temperature of the outer core is more than 5000c and Outer core is liquid from then the temperature of in inner core must be more than the outer core but the inner core is solid, why is it so?

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if the temperature of the outer core is more than 5000c and Outer core is liquid from then the temperature of in inner core must be more than the outer core but the inner core is solid, why is it so?

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10000 is liquid from then the temperature of in inner core

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