Answer:
The correct answer is B: The greater the angle of the fault, the greater the compression of the crust.
The most basic features to form in sedimentary basins under extension are normal faults. <em>Normal faults are generally fairly steep</em>, ie <em>have a high dip angle.</em> A fault will form in the crust when the extensional forces acting on it are great enough to cause failure along a fracture plane.
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Answer:
D
Explanation:
Idrk know how to explain this but um basically deposition of valley walls will create a river-like path which over the years creates a river I think. I just used process of elimination tbh... Hurricanes don't make rivers so B definetley isn't the correct answer. A collapsed volcanic caldera has legit nothing to do with rivers so thats a no for C. and that leaves A and D and if you poor like 100 whole jugs of water into soil its not going to create a river which leaves B as the only answer that makes sense. (I hope this somewhat helps, if need be I can try to elaborate more in the comments)
