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To determine the youngest possible age of a rock stratum in a given procedure (referred to as "procedure b"), one would typically analyze the geological layers and any fossils or materials found within them. Generally, the youngest age is indicated by the presence of the most recent fossils or the topmost layers that have not been disturbed. Additionally, any radiometric dating conducted on materials found in or above the stratum can provide a precise age. Without specific details about the rock layers or dating methods used in procedure b, a more precise answer cannot be provided.

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