Question

Correctly identify these boundary types in order of A, B, C.



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Responses

Transform, Convergent, Divergent
Transform, Convergent, Divergent

Convergent, Divergent, Transform
Convergent, Divergent, Transform

Divergent, Convergent, Transform
Divergent, Convergent, Transform

Divergent, Transform, Convergent
Divergent, Transform, Convergent
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Answer 1

To correctly identify the boundary types in order of A, B, and C, it's important to know what each type represents:

1. **Divergent boundaries** - where tectonic plates move apart from each other.
2. **Convergent boundaries** - where tectonic plates move towards each other.
3. **Transform boundaries** - where tectonic plates slide past each other.

Without the specific context or images of A, B, and C, it's not possible to provide the exact answer. However, typically, a common sequence of boundaries found in geological contexts is:

- Divergent (A): plates moving apart (e.g., mid-ocean ridges),
- Convergent (B): plates moving toward each other (e.g., subduction zones),
- Transform (C): plates sliding past each other (e.g., the San Andreas Fault).

Assuming that this sequence aligns with the labels A, B, and C, the correct order would be:

**Divergent, Convergent, Transform**

Thus, the corresponding answer would be:

**Divergent, Convergent, Transform**.