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What does a higher Hubble constant imply about the age of the Universe?

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What does a higher Hubble constant imply about the age of the Universe?.

  1. A.The Universe is older
  2. B.The Universe is younger
  3. C.The Universe's age remains unchanged
  4. D.The Universe is static

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  • The Universe is younger

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A higher Hubble constant indicates a faster expansion rate of the Universe, suggesting that it has not had as much time to expand, thus implying a younger age for the Universe.

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