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Q. The mean thickness of oceanic crust and continental crust is around:

A
5 kilometer and 30 kilometer respectively.
B
5 kilometer and 15 kilometer respectively.
C
10 kilometer and 30 kilometer respectively.
D
18 kilometer and 40 kilometer respectively.

Correct Answer

5 kilometer and 30 kilometer respectively.

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