Radioactive minerals found in sedimentary rocks are the outcome of the weathering of igneous rocks. Dating the sedimentary rock would only reveal the time in which the magma cooled to form the igneous rock, not the sedimentary.
The answer is 3%.
There's 100 J for growth from a total of 3000J ingested. To find out what percentage of J are used for growth, you need to figure out how much 100 of 3000 is. To do this, you divide 100/3000=0.0333. To turn it into a percent, you have to times it by 100 again, so 0.0333 x 100 = 3.33.
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The answer to this question is true.
