beastmode555 beastmode555

25-10-2018
Chemistry

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How deep can the water above the continental shelf get up to?

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juliedustann juliedustann

25-10-2018

The answer is about 60 meters (or about 200 ft) :)

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shouse5007 shouse5007

14-11-2019

Answer:

200 meters

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