Movement at the San Andreas fault is an example of: a. Dip-slip C. Tipping b. Strike-slip d. Subduction

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Movement at the San Andreas fault is an example of:

a. Dip-slip
C. Tipping
b. Strike-slip
d. Subduction

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Answer: B. Strike-slip.

Step-by-step explanation:

The fault is slipping past on another, while striking itself.

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