Br5eennabambra Br5eennabambra

15-07-2016
Geography

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What happens to the pressure as one progresses through the layers of the earth from the inner core out to the crust?

Apressure increases
Bpressure decreases
Cpressure remains the same

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Abbottboy Abbottboy

16-07-2016

Pressure decreases as you move towards the surface, because there is less weight above you to crush you.

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