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The temperature at 100 km deep is slightly more than how many degrees fahrenheit? 8,000° F, 6,000° F, 4,000° F or 2,000° F

The temperature at 100 km deep is slightly more than how many degrees fahrenheit? 8,000° F, 6,000° F, 4,000° F or 2,000° F
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The temperature at 100 km deep is slightly more than how many degrees fahrenheit? 8,000° F, 6,000° F, 4,000° F or 2,000° F

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The answer is 2000 degrees

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