Which of the following describes how the San Andreas Fault formed on Earth at a transformed boundary? Plates moved in closer Plates moved away from each other Plates slid past each other Plates moved with

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Which of the following describes how the San Andreas Fault formed on Earth at a transformed boundary?

Plates moved in closer
Plates moved away from each other
Plates slid past each other
Plates moved with each other in the same direction

Geography
high-school

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Plates slid past each other is the correct answer :)!

I got it right on my test

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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

The plates slid past each other. It is a strike-slip fault.

Knd answered Mar 5, 2022

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