An 80-meter sequoia tree is in the forest. what is most likely the age of the tree?

1 year
12 years
100 years
1,200 years

I think 100years at least

Basic height and age info:

It is estimated that the average maximum that a sequoia can live is about 3000 years, although the oldest sequoia ever found was about 3500 years old. Also, an average height for giant sequoias is more than 70-75 meters, so if your tree is 80 meters tall, it is very old.

D.

Hope it helped,

BioTeacher101

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if you listed your answers right then i believe your answer is b.