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why do tectonic plates on Earth's surface move?
a the iron blocks in Earth's core collide and move the plates
b the plates are surrounded by bodies of water that pushes the plates
c the heat from Earth's core moves molten rock beneath the plates
d the pressure from the ground pushes the plates apart
a the iron blocks in Earth's core collide and move the plates
b the plates are surrounded by bodies of water that pushes the plates
c the heat from Earth's core moves molten rock beneath the plates
d the pressure from the ground pushes the plates apart
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GPT 3.5
c the heat from Earth's core moves molten rock beneath the plates