Question

Which type of fault occurs when rock is subjected to this type of stress?

Answer 1

Answer:

c reverse

Explanation:

A reverse force results from the compression of two plates. The compressional stresses leads to the collision or pushing of two rock plates or slabs into each other.  so the collapsing rock slabs are almost vertical but slightly tilted towards the left at the middle length. The foot wall and hanging wall move opposite to each other. Generally it takes place at tectonic plate boundaries.  

so

option C is correct

Answer 2

Answer:

Normal fault

Explanation:

Whenever the plates move apart it creates tension which will result in a normal fault

So The Answer is B