What type of plate boundary is illustrated in figure 9-1

from this figure we can see that two plates meet together and one of this plates go under the other plate and this represent the convergent plate boundary.

when The convergent plate boundary is formed when two plates move towards each other and go uplift forming a mountain chains if their density equal to each other, and if it is not equal so one this plate go under the other one and this called subduction zone.

Tundexi Tundexi · Answer 2 · 2021-10-26T14:56:22+02:00

The type of plate boundary illustrated in the question is the Convergent plate boundary.

Plate boundary is the boundary edges where two plates meet and are either moving apart, together or colliding. At the plate boundaries, activities such as building of mountain, earthquakes, volcanoes does occur.

There are 3 type of Plate boundary:

Divergent boundaries: The boundary where two plates are moving apart.
Transform boundaries: The boundary where plates slide passed each others.
Convergent boundaries: The boundary where two plates are colliding with each other.

Usually, strong earthquakes, volcanic mountains, islands are formed at the Convergent boundary when the sinking oceanic plate melts. Therefore, the type of plate boundary in the image is the Convergent plate boundary.

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