Most of Sub-Saharan Africa is composed of — A) deserts B) rainforests C) Jungles D) Huge plateaus and escarpments

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Most of Sub-Saharan Africa is composed of —

A) deserts
B) rainforests
C) Jungles
D) Huge plateaus and escarpments

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Step-by-step explanation:

90% is plateaus, with only 10% going less than 500 ft.

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