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Why does the continental crust rise higher than the oceanic crust? A) The oceanic crust is younger. B) The continental crust is thicker. C) The continental crust is less dense. …

Why does the continental crust rise higher than the oceanic crust? A) The oceanic crust is younger. B) The continental crust is thicker. C) The continental crust is less dense. …
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Why does the continental crust rise higher than the oceanic crust?

A) The oceanic crust is younger.
B) The continental crust is thicker.
C) The continental crust is less dense.
D) The oceanic crust is made up of primarily granite.

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The answer to your question is C
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