In what part of earth's interior does the temperature change faster with depth

ANSWER:

In the crust, the temperature changes faster with the depth.

EXPLANATION:

As the depth increases, the temperature also increases because deep down the earth's temperatures are the highest. The earth's crust is the outermost shell of the planet. The earth's crust takes up 1% of the volume of the earth. It is also the top component of the lithosphere. In the crust, the temperature changes with the depth ranging between 500 degree Celsius to almost 1000 degree Celsius.

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