Question

question: which piece of scientific evidence might disprove the capture hypothesis? answer options: select one of four continental drift the age and rock chemical composition of both bodies. kepler’s second law tides, solstices, and equinoxes

Explanation:

The capture hypothesis (about the Moon's formation) can be disproven by evidence showing the Moon and Earth have different ages or rock chemical compositions. Continental drift is about plate movement, Kepler’s second law is about planetary motion, and tides/solstices/equinoxes relate to Earth - Moon - Sun interactions, not directly to disproving the capture hypothesis. So the relevant evidence is the age and rock chemical composition of both bodies.

Answer:

The age and rock chemical composition of both bodies.