Science, asked by hatdog9, 11 hours ago

May Load 100 sakin ang makasagot nito
Need ko na kasi​

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Answered by ηιѕн
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I suggest sa reading compehension ka mag focus kasi yun yung mas maraming items sa exam. Then sa math yung percent at fractions.

Answered by singgmeena1
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  • Magma from Earth's upper mantle rises up to fill these cracks. As the lava cools, it forms new crust on the edges of the cracks. These mid-ocean ridges are actually long chains of underwater volcanoes that circle the planet like the seams on a baseball.
  • In places where convection currents rise up towards the crust's surface, tectonic plates move away from each other in a process known as seafloor spreading (Fig. 7.21). Hot magma rises to the crust's surface, cracks develop in the ocean floor, and the magma pushes up and out to form mid-ocean ridges.
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