Large mountain ranges, like the Grand Tetons in Wyoming, are uplifted on a normal faults b reverse faults c dip-slip faults d strike-slip faults

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Large mountain ranges, like the Grand Tetons in Wyoming, are uplifted on

a normal faults
b reverse faults
c dip-slip faults
d strike-slip faults

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It’s “ normal faults “ because in normal faults the hanging wall drops down relative to the footwall upwards

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