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What is the accepted age of the Earth?

barry

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What is the accepted age of the Earth?

What is the accepted age of the Earth?
A) 6,000 years
B) 1 million years
C) 4.6 million years
D) 4.6 billion years

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connorp

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D. 4.6 billion years

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savio

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10 years ago

A) 6,000 yearsB) 1 million yearsC) 4.6 million years

I agree with connorp.

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barry Author

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Great, marking this solved.

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