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Which leads scientists to believe that Earth's inner core is solid?
A. Only S waves travel through Earth's inner core.
O B. Only P waves travel through Earth's inner core.
O C. Waves traveling through the inner core go faster than those
through the outer core.
O D. The inner core is less dense than the outer core.
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Which leads scientists to believe that Earth's inner core is solid?
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