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What type of plate boundary is illustrated in the image?

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Haha wring subject but convergent

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Step by step explanation:

1.1.1 We know that 1kg is equivalent to 1000g, then we can convert:

$300g\cdot\frac{0.001\operatorname{kg}}{1g}=0.3\operatorname{kg}$

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$400g\cdot\frac{0.001\operatorname{kg}}{1g}=0.4\operatorname{kg}$

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Michael completed $\dfrac{1}{4}$ of his homework in $\dfrac{3}{4}$ of an hour.

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What fraction of his homework would he complete in one hour.

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