Science, asked by robertocabang03, 6 days ago

The Himalayas rose from ground level to its present height of 9 km in the last 50 million years. Calculate its growth rate.

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Answered by omkardorle007

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Answer:

The formula you can use is "present value - past value/past value = growth rate."

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