Age of Earth: Which is the Correct Option?

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The discussion centers on the age of the Earth, which is approximately 4.5 billion years. Participants debate various time measurements, including solar, lunar, and astronomical days, questioning their relevance to the Earth's age. One contributor mentions a figure of 1.4 x 10^7 seconds but is advised to consult more accurate sources. The conversation highlights the importance of reliable information regarding Earth's age. Overall, the consensus emphasizes that the Earth is significantly older than the suggested timeframes.
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Hi,

Age of Earth is equal to

  1. A solar day
  2. A lunar day
  3. An astronomical day
  4. None of these

Which is the correct one and how?
 
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Do you have any idea how old the Earth is?
 
According to my book:

1.4 x 107 s
 
and do you have any idea how long each of those other things is?
 
It's approximate value. nope, I don't have any idea about this.

That's why I asked it here !
 
perhaps you would find it informative to look them up.
 
asmalik12 said:
According to my book:

1.4 x 107 s
I suggest getting a different book.

The age of the Earth is on the order of 4.5✕109 years .
 
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