Chemistry, 18.02.2021 19:30 santiagobermeo32

Why is carbon-14 used with fossils? * 1 point
-to relative date the fossil and estimate its age in years
-to relative date the fossil and estimate its age using position
to radioactive date the fossil and identify its actual age in years
to radioactive date the fossil and places its age using its position in the rock layers

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Why is carbon-14 used with fossils? * 1 point
-to relative date the fossil and estimate its a...