What type of plate boundary would you expect at a reverse fault? 1. Convergent 2. Transform 3.Divergent 4. Strike-Slip
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the answer is option 1
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Convergent
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At a convergent plate boundary, two plates move towards each another. This is compressional type of plate boundary. When compression is added on to tectonic plates, a fault is generated. Upon continuos addition of compression, the fault block moves in such a manner that hanging wall moves upwards with respect to footwall and it results in Reverse faulting.
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