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How can the temperature in the Earth’s interior be described? ΟBelow the normal melting point of rock ΟAbove the normal melting point of rock ΟSimilar to the temperature on the surface of a star ΟAbout
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How can the temperature in the Earth’s interior be described?

ΟBelow the normal melting point of rock
ΟAbove the normal melting point of rock
ΟSimilar to the temperature on the surface of a star
ΟAbout the normal melting point of most rock

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I’m pretty sure the answer is b
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The correct answer is B

The further inside the earth, to hotter it gets. Then there's a solid inner core made of iron/nickel-alloy and light elements.

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