Science, asked by bryankeith, 6 months ago

what happens to plate a as collides with plate b

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Answered by Anonymous

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The volcanic arc is formed to "plate A" as it collides with "plate B". The collision of these two plates results in the oceanic current which is generated.

Answered by GoldenWierdo

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A volcanic arc is formed to plate A as it collides with plate B. The collision of these two plates results in an oceanic current/Earthquake is generated because of the collision force.

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