The diagram below shows three plates (a, b,c). plate b is denser than plates a and c. a continent is shown on plate c, along with sea floor. the other plates are entirely seafloor. the arrows show the directions that the plates are moving. complete the table. explain in detail how the plate movements at each location account for the features at that location.

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Plate A and plate B are two oceanic plates sharing a convergent plate boundary, where the denser B plate subducts below the less denser plate A, forming a deep sea trench and the subducting plate B undergoes partial melting at greater depth. This results in the formation of islands and the volcanoes on the over-riding plate.

Again, Plate B and C shares a convergent plate boundary, where the denser plate B sinks and resulting in the trench and formation of volcanoes and volcanic mountains on the plate C.

Lastly, plate A and C shares a divergent plate boundary, where the two plates are moving in the opposite direction. Due to this, sea floor spreading takes place and the magma comes out to the surface resulting in the formation of the rift valley and mid oceanic ridge.

The point at which all these 3 plates meet is known as the triple point.

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