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Which of these factors is involved in earthquake formation? A. plates getting larger B. rocks breaking C. stress that decreases D. faults that remain stationary
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Which of these factors is involved in earthquake formation?

A. plates getting larger
B. rocks breaking
C. stress that decreases
D. faults that remain stationary

User Lee Fogg
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B

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User James Trickey
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I’m pretty sure it’s B) rocks breaking but i’m not 100% sure
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