What uses the age of layers to figure out how old something is? O A. Precambrian dating O B. Radiometric dating C. Relative dating O D. Mesozoic dating

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What uses the age of layers to figure out how old

something is?
O A. Precambrian dating
O B. Radiometric dating
C. Relative dating
O D. Mesozoic dating

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Relative dating

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Relative dating can determine the relative age of something.

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