MCQ
Towards the centre of sun
- ADensity decreases
- BPressure decreases
- CTemperature decreases
- ✓Density and pressure increases
✓
Answer
Correct option: D.
Density and pressure increases
d
(d)As we move towards the centre of the sun, the density and pressure increases.
(d)As we move towards the centre of the sun, the density and pressure increases.
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