Question

Radiometric dating is based on knowing

A. how quickly certain isotopes decay

B. the half-lives for certain isotopes

C. how to measure how much of an isotope is left in a sample

D. all of the above

Answer 1

@jabez177

Answer 2

@ILUVSOCCER
Gonna answer on that account, wanna get it to 99. :P

Answer 3

Okay!

Answer 4

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See ya! :P

Answer 5

Already done :)

Answer 6

@ILUVSOCCER

Answer 7

@tootzrll

Answer 8

well, i havent started studying this yet, but i think its A. i could b wrong :/

Answer 9

@Serenity74

Answer 10

@Nnesha

Answer 11

@dan815

Answer 12

hmmmm A is correct.
B is correct i think
so most probbly D

Answer 13

Okay great thanks! I have a few more if you'd be willing to help. I will even write a testomony!

Answer 14

I will explain a few lemme go drop my plate i was eating lol

Answer 15

Oh okay xDD

Answer 16

Okay so Radiometric dating is basically calculating the ages of ancient findings or whatever.
Isotopes are almost always involved in this how, good question for google, lol. You also use this to solve for half-isotopes. IDK about the last one but it could be included as well.

Answer 17

Right.

Answer 18

I wil try my best in answering dem. Bae is bothering me XD

Answer 19

Lol dat didn't help did it XD

Answer 20

xDD Whatever help I can get I will appreciate!