Answer:
Any terrestrial planet has highest temperature at its core and least temperature at its crust.
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Explanation:
Considering the composition of earth, there are three main layers whose composition and temperature. Here as follows-
<em>a) Inner Core – The inner core is made up of iron and nickel and has a temperature of 7200 degree Celsius.
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<em>b) Molten Outer core – It is also made up of iron and nickel and has a temperature of 4300 degree Celsius.
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<em>c) Inner mantle – It is semi rigid and made up of silicon, oxygen, magnesium, iron, aluminum, and calcium and has a temperature of 3700 degree Celsius
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<em>d) Crust – It is made up of water, basalt and granite and has a temperature of 0 degree Celsius
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Looking at the composition and the temperature of the different layers, it shows that any terrestrial planet has highest temp in the core and the least at its crust!
I believe the answer is either B or D. The earth axis is only slightly tilted and the equator goes opposite in a sense to the axis
