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How is relative age different from the actual date of an event?
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How is relative age different from the actual date of an event?
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Relative age only tells us the order in which events occurred, from the earliest to the most recent. Knowing the actual date of an event allows us to say exactly how old something is or how long ago it actually took place.
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