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the thickness of continental crust
60 km in 35 hours x km in 1 hour x = 60 km/35 hr ≈ 1.7 km/hr
1 km = 1000 metres so 35 km = 35000 m
A passenger train takes 2 hours less than a freight train takes to travel from Norman to Enid. The passenger train averages 96 km/hr, while the freight train averages 64 km/hr. What is the distance from Norman to Enid?
24.854847 miles in 40 kilometers
The thickness of the Earh's crust about 40 km will be at the contenintal crust.
the thickness of continental crust
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The thickness of the Earth's crust can vary, but on average it is about 40 km thick beneath continents and about 8 km thick beneath oceans. This difference in thickness is due to the continuous process of plate tectonics, where oceanic crust is constantly being created and destroyed at mid-ocean ridges and subduction zones.
The Earth's crust varies in thickness, with an average thickness of about 35 km beneath continents and 7 km beneath oceans. However, in some places, like mountain ranges, the crust can be up to 70 km thick.
It is 35 km from Sydney CBD to Blacktown. Depending on traffic, travel time averages around 50 minutes.
Thickness of door is not measured in km. Kilometer is a big quantity.
Arguably, yes. The Earth's crust varies in thickness from about 5 km in some parts of some oceans, to as thick as 50 km when measured on some parts of the land, and has an average depth of about 35 km. By contrast, the next layer down, what is called the Mantle, has a thickness of about 2850 kilometers, but is sometimes subdivided into an "upper mantle" of about 25 kilometers and a "lower mantle" of about 2830 km. The next layer, the Outer Core, has a thickness of about 2200 kilometers. Finally, the Inner Core has a thickness (or a radius) of about 1270 km.
40 to 70 km thick