Why can volcanoes form at convergent boundaries? (1 point)

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Due to plates smashing together, the crust cracks and starts falling apart.
Due to plates smashing together, the crust cracks and starts falling apart.

Due to subduction, magma shoots out of the crust.
Due to subduction, magma shoots out of the crust.

Due to plates smashing into each other, the crust folds upward.
Due to plates smashing into each other, the crust folds upward.

Due to subduction, a great height difference occurs on the sea floor.

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Due to subduction, magma shoots out of the crust.
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