what theory makes a plate become locked? a. Rubber band theory b. Uplifting movement theory c. Big bang theory d. Elastic rebound theory

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what theory makes a plate become locked? a. Rubber band theory b. Uplifting movement theory c. Big bang theory d. Elastic rebound theory

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Answer: I think it is uplifting movement theory

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