What would expect to find at point X? A trench Old seafloor New seafloor One plate subducting under another

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asked Jun 14, 2019 88.7k views

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What would expect to find at point X?

A trench
Old seafloor
New seafloor
One plate subducting under another

What would expect to find at point X? A trench Old seafloor New seafloor One plate-example-1

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new seafloor is the answer

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