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16. With increasing distance from a mid-ocean ridge, sea-floor rocks become A. older B.younger C. more magnetic D. less magnetic

16. With increasing distance from a mid-ocean ridge, sea-floor rocks become A. older B.younger C. more magnetic D. less magnetic
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16. With increasing distance from a mid-ocean ridge, sea-floor rocks become

A. older
B.younger
C. more magnetic
D. less magnetic

User Lenissa
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The answer would be B. Younger
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