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If you could drop Mount Everest (height: 8848 m) to the bottom of an ocean trench, would its summit reach the level of the ocean's abyssal plains?
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Ms. Sue
http://www.google.com/#q=abyssal+plains+deptg
Answered by
Carena
No, the Abyssal Plain is 4500 m down. Mount Everest is 8850 m (rounded). The ocean trench is 11,000 m down. Subtract 11,000m from 8850m, and you get 2150m. This means that its less than the abyssal plain so it doesn't reach anywhere near the abyssal plain.
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Shush
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Joe
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Anonymous
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