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Regarding the Earth's core, which is a place of very high temperatures due to the concentration of high-density material, composed mainly of nickel...

Regarding the Earth's core, which is a place of very high temperatures due to the concentration of high-density material, composed mainly of nickel and iron, and which remains solid due to the high pressure on that point, analyze the following statements:

The Earth's core is divided into two parts, the outer core and the inner core. The inner core is dense and solid, while the outer core surrounds the inner core with a liquid layer.
Due to the high temperature, the inner part of the Earth (the core) melts, forming only a large liquid core.
Scientific studies allow us to understand that the layers of the Earth towards its interior are influenced both by the inner core and external pressure, which is why they present different formations.
The outer part that surrounds the core is fluid, presenting less density, it is an igneous rock rich in iron and magnesium, still hot and fluid.
A The statements II, III and IV are correct.
B The statements I, III and IV are correct.
C The statements II and IV are correct.
D The statements I, II and IV are correct.

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A alternativa correta é a letra C: "As afirmações II e IV estão corretas". A afirmação I está incorreta, pois o núcleo interno da Terra é sólido, não líquido. A afirmação III também está incorreta, pois o núcleo interno não derrete devido à alta temperatura, mas permanece sólido devido à alta pressão.

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