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5. Indica qué capas iríamos encontrando en la
Tierra si pudiésemos excavar un pozo desde la
superficie hasta una profundidad de 6 000 km.

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Final answer:

The Earth's layers we would encounter when excavating a 6,000 km deep hole on the surface.


Explanation:

If we were to excavate a hole from the Earth's surface to a depth of 6,000 km, we would encounter the following layers:

  1. Crust: The outermost layer of the Earth.
  2. Mantle: Beneath the crust, comprising a solid upper mantle and a partially molten lower mantle.
  3. Outer Core: A liquid layer composed of iron and nickel.
  4. Inner Core: The solid innermost layer consisting mainly of iron and nickel.

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