Earth's core is made up of mostly what? a.) silicate materials b.) magnesium and iron c.) iron and nickel d.) light elements like hydrogen

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Earth's core is made up of mostly what?

a.) silicate materials
b.) magnesium and iron
c.) iron and nickel
d.) light elements like hydrogen

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C. Iron and Nickle.

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