What type of fault is being demonstrated in the above illustration? ( ) A Strike-slip fault B Normal fault C Reverse fault

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asked May 21, 2022 213k views

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What type of fault is being demonstrated in the above illustration?

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A Strike-slip fault
B Normal fault
C Reverse fault

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It’s a bc it’s an Strike

Akhil Batlawala answered May 25, 2022

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