Question

Scientists divide the Earth into different layers based on composition and physical properties. In two or three well-developed paragraphs, describe both sets of classifications and include characteristics of each layer

Answer 1

do you mean like the core,mantle,and crust kinda layers?

Answer 2

yea

Answer 3

well first of all, the inner core of the Earth has temperatures and alot of pressure that the metals are squeezed together and are not able to move about like a liquid, but are forced to vibrate in place as a solid. so you go the inner core down

Answer 4

got"

Answer 5

The outer core is so hot that the metals in it are all in the liquid state.

Answer 6

i think it mostly consist of iron

Answer 7

ok thank you for helping

Answer 8

no prob, next is the mantle after the outer core, which is the largest layer of the earth

Answer 9

and well it "flows" around to say because of convection currents.

Answer 10

the crust you probably know of

Answer 11

yes i do, so is that all i need is to just describe the layers?

Answer 12

oh theres like a crap ton to describe each layer, i just broke it down signifacantly

Answer 13

or as to say, "dumb it down"

Answer 14

lmao well you dumbing it down let me understand xD

Answer 15

lol you can say that XD

Answer 16

but what does it mean by describe both sets of classifications what sets is it talking about?

Answer 17

http://volcano.oregonstate.edu/earths-layers-lesson-1 heres a source for some info but idk what it means by classifications ;-;

Answer 18

ok thank you ;-;

Answer 19

;-; the question is dumb enough for us T.T

Answer 20

isn't"

Answer 21

this question is bs -.-

Answer 22

ikr -,-

Answer 23

im just going to write some stuff and send it in xD

Answer 24

lol wing it XDDDD

Answer 25

lol hell yeah

Answer 26

it might work if you dump info on each layer XD

Answer 27

thats what im planning on doing xD but idfk what to do with the sets of classifications shiz -.-

Answer 28

^w^ i have faith in you

Answer 29

lol ty

Answer 30

^w^