A. is the best answer, although it is not 100% right. It's moving parallel AND slightly into the North American plate.
2007-04-14 07:52:44
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answered by Anonymous
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The San Andreas fault marks the boundary bretween the North American and Pacific plates. The North American plate is galloping westward into the Pacific plate at a million.5 inches consistent with year. The Pacific plate rotates counterclockwise in place. Earthquakes result from the binding of the Pacific plate against North united statesa. because it tries to tutor.
2016-10-22 04:05:09
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answered by ? 4
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C is the best answer of the ones given here, but none of them are actually correct. California is moving vertically upward with respect to the North American Plate, but it is actually moving North West. The tale that California will break off is actually not a myth. Everything west of the San Andreas Fault will eventually completely pass the rest of California and because of this Northwesterly movement, it will eventually crash into southern Alaska. Proof of this movement can be seen in the Hawaiian islands. The island chain is shaped in a curve because the plate is moving over the hotspot creating the islands in a northwesterly direction, giving the islands their arc.
2007-04-14 13:33:19
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answered by fgcuchica 2
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It's C. And that guy (the second answerer) is wrong. That's a myth about California breaking off. It will never happen. The plates are moving parallel to each other, not away from each other, one moving up, the other moving down.
Also, the Pacific plate is in fact moving north, while the N. American plate is moving down.
2007-04-14 09:10:39
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answered by Kelly M 4
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To Pennsylvania
2007-04-14 17:51:07
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answered by gatorbait 7
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C. The two plates are sliding by each other, one up and the other down.
2007-04-14 07:53:47
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answered by Commander Nebula 1
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away from the U.S. Eventually, California will be an island in the pacific after it breks away from the U.S. But that wont happen in our lifetime.
2007-04-14 07:51:46
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answered by Brady R 1
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E. Where ever it wants to.
2007-04-14 10:20:20
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answered by thomy8s 4
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b. re-read your text book!
2007-04-14 07:50:52
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answered by Stephanie K 2
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