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The age of one rock layer compared to the age of another rock layer is its __________.

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jeka943 years ago

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The correct answer is letter B. Relative Age. The age of one rock layer compared to the age of another rock layer is its relative age.

Maslowich3 years ago

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the answer is B) relative age

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