Asked by Kenny Mccormick

The African plate is moving toward the Eurasian plate at a rate of a few centimeters per year. How will this area change in 100 million years? In your answer consider how continents will change and how the Mediterranean sea will change
Answered by Honey
In 100 million years of the African plate moving toward the Eurasian plate at a rate of a few centimeters per second, the Mediterranean sea would disappear and mountains would form. After that long of the plates moving toward each other, they would soon crash and there would be no more Mediterranean sea in between the two plates. After they collide and keep moving, they will form a mountain.
Answered by Writeacher
Honey needs to quit plagiarizing and give the source of each "answer" s/he has copied and pasted from.

Such as, https://www.slader.com/discussion/question/today-the-mediterranean-sea-lies-between-europe-and-africa-but-the-african-plate-is-moving-toward-th/
Answered by Honey
Sorry Writeacher, but I'm not allowed to put in links like tutors are
Answered by Writeacher
But you need to add the exact website you got that from. Type it!

You are putting other students at risk of getting Fs if any of them copy and paste from what you copied and pasted.
Answered by ummmm
well jezzz relax