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Question 13 of 15 About how often does the sun have a pole reversal? A. Every 100 million years B. Every billion years C. Every 250,000 years OD. Every 22 years SUBMIT

Question 13 of 15 About how often does the sun have a pole reversal? A. Every 100 million years B. Every billion years C. Every 250,000 years OD. Every 22 years SUBMIT
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About how often does the sun have a pole reversal?
A. Every 100 million years
B. Every billion years
C. Every 250,000 years
OD. Every 22 years
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Final answer:

The sun has a pole reversal approximately every 11 years.


Step-by-step explanation:

The sun has a pole reversal approximately every 11 years.


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