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Horizontal rock layers B, W, E, and K from bottom to top. Fault line Q divides layers B, W, and E. The layers to the right of the fault have shifted up, with layer E smaller on the right than on the left.
Examine the image. Then use the drop-down menu to choose the correct order for the relative age of the features from oldest to youngest:
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Oldest to youngest: B → W → E → Q (fault) → K.
Explanation: By superposition B is oldest and K is youngest. The fault Q cuts B, W, and E, so Q is younger than those layers but K lies above and is unbroken, so K was deposited after the fault.
Explanation: By superposition B is oldest and K is youngest. The fault Q cuts B, W, and E, so Q is younger than those layers but K lies above and is unbroken, so K was deposited after the fault.
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