Yes, unless there are asymptotes.
It all depends on how long it has been moving without that information it cannot be answered
<span>Faults that are undergoing movement (i.e. displacement of rock
strata) that is essentially horizontal in direction and parallel to the strike
of the fault surface are called Strike-slip faults. </span>Other names for Strike-slip faults<span> are transcurrent faults, wrench
faults, or lateral faults.</span>
Answer:
B) wind currents
Explanation:
Because it is in a high area
