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Evidence to support the fact that Earth's central core is solid can be attributed to

Evidence to support the fact that Earth's central core is solid can be attributed to
A) a decrease in S-wave velocity as they encounter and move through the inner core.
B) an increase in P-wave velocity as they encounter and move through the inner core.
C) a decrease in P-wave velocity as they encounter and move through the inner core.
D) an increase in S-wave velocity as they encounter and move through the inner core.

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