Why do Tectonic Plates move? A) convection currents in the atmosphere B) convection currents in the crust C) convection currents in the asthenosphere D) Convection currents in the core

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Why do Tectonic Plates move?

A) convection currents in the atmosphere
B) convection currents in the crust
C) convection currents in the asthenosphere
D) Convection currents in the core

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Answer:

c. convection currents in the asthenosphere

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Maloo answered Mar 9, 2022

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The answer is d because the intense heat in the earth cores that causes the molten rock in the mantle layer to move

Michael Bolli answered Mar 14, 2022

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