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Mathematics, 05.05.2021 22:10 michelemosbahiow6yya

If it takes 105 years for the depth of snow and ice or the summit of Greenland to increase by 30 metres,
calculate the annual rate of increase in depth over this
period. Give your answer in millimetres per year to 3
significant figures and show your working.

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