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3. What drives the Earth's internal heat engine? A. ocean tides B. volcanoes C. radioactivity D. solar energy

          3. What drives the Earth's internal heat engine?
A. ocean tides
B. volcanoes
C. radioactivity
D. solar energy
        

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00:01 Answer is option a that is portion size the explanation to this is that's earth's internal heat and engine internal heat engine is powered by head from the decay of radioactive materials of radioactive materials and residual heat and residue from earth formation...
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