How does radiometric dating help scientists pinpoint the age of a fossil?
AIn radiometric dating, scientists mix the carbon in a fossil with carbon from similar fossils whose age they know. By comparing the carbon, they can tell the exact age of the fossil.
BRadiometric dating allows scientists to find fossils in only the lowest and oldest layers of sediment.
CIn radiometric dating, scientists place samples of a fossil in certain liquids until the samples dissolve. The rate at which they dissolve indicates the age of the fossil.
C. In radiometric dating, scientists place samples of a fossil in certain liquids until the samples dissolve. The rate at which they dissolve indicates the age of the fossil.
C. In radiometric dating, scientists place samples of a fossil in certain liquids until the samples dissolve. The rate at which they dissolve indicates the age of the fossil.
Explanation:
The radiometric dating is the technique that is used to date the rocks carbon contents and traces out their impurities.
When the fossils were formed and is compared with the abundance of the naturally occurring radioactive isotopes and is made of the chemical elements and fossils are kept in this solution to find their relative and absolute ages.
