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How Old Is the Oldest Object That Can Reliably Be

Question 65

Question 65

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How old is the oldest object that can reliably be dated using 14C dating?


A) 5730 years
B) 30,000 years
C) 60,000 years
D) 10,000 years
E) There is no limit to how old an object can be.

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