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1. Which radioisotope of carbon is used in carbon dating? a. Carbon-12 b. Carbon-14 c. Carbon-13 d. Carbon 12 and 14 TE
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1. Which radioisotope of carbon is used in carbon dating?

a. Carbon-12
b. Carbon-14
c. Carbon-13
d. Carbon 12 and 14
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d. Carbon 12 and 14

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d is the answer

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i took the test and it was d\

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