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1 March, 07:42

Which of earth's mechanical layers is most easily deformed?

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  1. 1 March, 08:03
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    Asthenosphere is Earth's mechanical layers that is most easily deformed.

    The Asthenosphere is Earth's mantle's upper layer which is weak mechanically and ductilely deforming region. It is situated below the lithosphere wherein there is comparatively little resistance to the flow of plastic and the convection is thought to happen.
  2. 1 March, 08:04
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    Asthenosphere is the answer
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