How does the mantle interact with the tectonic plates at a convergent boundary?

Plates move apart to form faults.

The crust is uplifted to form mountains.

A plate is pulled below another plate.

Molten materials seep out to form new land.

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Clinton Suarez

9 October, 17:36

How does the mantle interact with the tectonic plates at a convergent boundary?

Plates move apart to form faults.

The crust is uplifted to form mountains.

A plate is pulled below another plate.

Molten materials seep out to form new land.

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Glass · Answer 1

its not C thats what someone else said but It says its wrong

Wayne Richard · Answer 2

At a convergent boundary, two plates are meeting and one is being pushed underneath while the other slides over it. So your answer would be "A plate is pulled below another plate."

How does the mantle interact with the tectonic plates at a convergent boundary?Plates move apart to form faults.The crust is uplifted to form mountains.A plate is pulled below another plate.Molten materials seep out to form new land.

How does the mantle interact with the tectonic plates at a convergent boundary?

Plates move apart to form faults.

The crust is uplifted to form mountains.

A plate is pulled below another plate.

Molten materials seep out to form new land.