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E: Scientists think the earth is approximately how old? 2 billion years 3 billion years for 4 12 billion years 612 billion years Scientists think the earth is approximately how old
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Scientists think the earth is approximately how old?
2 billion years
3 billion years
for 4 12 billion years
612 billion years
Scientists think the earth is approximately how old
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4 billion
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