Volcanic islands, Mountain ranges
Explanation:
A convergent margin is plate boundary in which plates comes together. There are different types of interactions that occurs around a place where plate converges.
- An ocean-continent convergence creates a subduction zone in which the denser oceanic plate sinks beneath the less dense continental crust.
- As the oceanic plate begins to subside, it can melt and form chains of volcanic island within the riding continents.
- Also, where two plates of equal densities converge, none of them subsides and this leads to upbuilding.
- The product can be seen as extensive mountain ranges on earth like the Andes and Himalayas.
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We use the work formula to solve for the unknown in the problem. The formula for work is expressed as the product of the net force and the distance traveled by the object. We were given both the force and the distance so we can solve work directly.
Work = 250 N x 50 m = 12500 J
Thus, the answer is C.
