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Look at the distance vs. age graph. Describe the relationship between age and distance. Does the relationship support the continental drift theory? Provide at least one piece of…

Look at the distance vs. age graph. Describe the relationship between age and distance. Does the relationship support the continental drift theory? Provide at least one piece of…
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Look at the distance vs. age graph. Describe the relationship between age and distance. Does the relationship support the continental drift theory? Provide at least one piece of support for your answer by referencing your graph.

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Hey did you ever get an answer? i still couldnt find the answer for this one. I'm in K12. Im in Mrs Leners class.

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