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1. B. Outside.
An Anticline is a folded strata of rock in which the oldest rocks occur towards the core (inside) of fold and the youngest rocks are the outermost rocks in the anticlinal fold.
2.A. Inside.
An Syncline is a folded strata of rock in which the youngest rocks occur towards the core (inside) of fold and the oldest rocks are the outermost rocks in the synclinal fold.
3. A. Inside
An Anticline is a folded strata of rock in which the oldest rocks occur towards the core (inside) of fold and the youngest rocks are the outermost rocks in the anticlinal fold.
4. B. Outside
An Syncline is a folded strata of rock in which the youngest rocks occur towards the core (inside) of fold and the oldest rocks are the outermost rocks in the synclinal fold.
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