Select the best answer. Which of the following represents a thick layer of solid and partially melted rock? Crust Outer Core Mantle Inner Core

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Which of the following represents a thick layer of solid and
partially melted rock?
Crust
Outer Core
Mantle
Inner Core

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C. Mantle

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The Mantle is a thick layer of solid and partially melted rock

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