Compared to a featureless Earth, how would you expect the Mariana Trench, the deepest trench in the ocean, to affect the gravitational force in that location?

A. The gravitational force would be about the same.

B. The gravitational force would be higher than expected.

C. The gravitational force would be lower than expected.

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Lilia Boone

24 May, 06:26

Compared to a featureless Earth, how would you expect the Mariana Trench, the deepest trench in the ocean, to affect the gravitational force in that location?

A. The gravitational force would be about the same.

B. The gravitational force would be higher than expected.

C. The gravitational force would be lower than expected.

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Genevieve Gomez · Answer 1

Compared to a featureless Earth, how would you expect the Mariana Trench, the deepest trench in the ocean, to affect the gravitational force in that location?