drag each tile to the correct box. arrange the layers and the fault line from youngest to oldest.

drag each tile to the correct box. arrange the layers and the fault line from youngest to oldest.

drag each tile to the correct box. arrange the layers and the fault line from youngest to oldest.

Answer

Brief Explanation:

According to the principle of superposition in geology, younger rock layers are on top of older ones. Faults occur after the layers they cut through. Layer A is on top, so it is the youngest. Fault F cuts through layers B - E, so it is younger than those layers but older than A. Then, going down, layer B is younger than C, D, and E. Among C, D, and E, C is on top of D and E, so C is younger than D and E. And E is on top of D, so E is younger than D.

Answer:

layer A, fault F, layer B, layer C, layer E, layer D