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What area of the earth contains semi-solid rock and lava,lower or upper mantle?

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Soloha48 [4]3 years ago

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Answer:

Part of the Earth where it contains a semi solid Rock is the center of the Earth and it is lower mantle

Explanation:

I say this because the middle of the Earth is a combination of lava and rock

The lava is very very hot but the rock is also surrounded by the lava on the outside

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