Social Sciences, asked by Anonymous, 4 months ago

how are the continental plates formed and how are they eventually destroyed?

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Answered by gottipatti

Continental plates are formed due to cooling of magma. This are formed when two plates collide with each other and one plate moves down another. The plate moving down gets heated tremendously due to the internal heat of the Earth and melts this way it gets destroyed

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