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After looking at the graph and doing some research, the compass direction in which the Pacific Plate has moved during the last 4.6 million years is from the SE towards the NW. You can also write it other ways such as, NNW, to the northwest, or west northwest.
The seafloor would likely experience the least amount of shaking due to an earthquake along the oceanic trench.
<h3>Where is the oceanic trench?</h3>
The oceanic trench is a long and steep-sided depression in the ocean bottom in which occur the extreme oceanic depths in like 7,300 metres.
Generally, majority of earthquake happens underwater dues to plates actively colliding in the lithosphere.
In conclusion, the seafloor would likely experience the least amount of shaking due to an earthquake along the oceanic trench.
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