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Answer:
We have more accurate ways to measure the Earth’s lithosphere. We have more accurate ways of understanding rocks.
Explanation:
GPS can easily provide evidence about the direction of plate movement.
We can use carbon dating of fossils to show certain areas were connected and shared the same plant or animal species that are no longer connected.
Magnetometers measure the magnetic alignment of the plates where seafloor spreading occurs. The Earth’s magnetic pole switch, impacting the rock.
We can accurately find out the age of rock and show mountains that have been created in the same place and how they have moved apart or still growing.
Cloud droplets collide to form larger droplets in a process called <u>coalescence</u>
Answer: Option A
<u>Explanation:</u>
When the drop lets of the cloud which are present in the air bang into each other, the result is the formation of a bigger drop let of the cloud and this whole process is known as coalescence.
And such big drop lets are big enough in their size which can result in the rainfall in that region. The droplet should at least reach a size of 4 mm to result into rainfall and this collision is a fast process.
Subduction is a specific type of plate interaction. The process occurs when one lithospheric plate meets another—that is, in convergent zones—and the denser plate sinks down into the mantle.
During the process of subduction, the cooling process increases the density of the crust.