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crimeas [40]
1 year ago
6

1. Los Angeles lies on Pacific plate, San Francisco lies on North American plate. When will the two cities meet if the distance

between them is 600 km and Pacific plate is moving (NW) at 5 cm/yr?
Physics
1 answer:
spin [16.1K]1 year ago
8 0

Los Angeles lies on the Pacific plate, San Francisco lies on the North American plate, and the meeting point of the two cities is mathematically given as

T = 120 x 105 years

<h3>What is the meeting point of the two plates?</h3>

Generally, the equation for Distance is mathematically given as

D = Rate x Time

Therefore

T = D/R

T = (600 x 105) / 5

T = 120 x 105 years

In conclusion, the meeting point of the two plates will be

T = 120 x 105 years

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