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 Pressure increases with depth toward the center of the Earth. In which layer would you expect the pressure to be the greatest?
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 Pressure increases with depth toward the center of the Earth. In which layer would you expect the pressure to be the greatest?

 Pressure increases with depth toward the center of the Earth. In which layer would-example-1
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hi

Step-by-step explanation:

the presure would be gresest

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The pressure would be the greatest in the Outer core.

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