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Engineering, 25.09.2020 08:01, kindaconfuseing

Question 5 of 25 Which statement could be a scientific theory?
A. Earth's crust varies in thickness between 10 and 70 km.
B. Large pieces of Earth's crust move very slowly on its surface.
C. A variety of geologic phenomena have been occurring for billions
of years.
D. The movement of pieces of Earth's crust explains many geologic
phenomena
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