Deposits of economic minerals might be associated with which of the following.

A. an oceanic plate and a continental plate moving together

B. two tectonic plates moving apart

C. two sections of Continental crust moving together

D. two tectonic plates moving past each other

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Philip Weiss

Biology

27 May, 14:07

Deposits of economic minerals might be associated with which of the following.

A. an oceanic plate and a continental plate moving together

B. two tectonic plates moving apart

C. two sections of Continental crust moving together

D. two tectonic plates moving past each other

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Walls · Answer 1

I think it is A because minerals from the continental plate can be deposited in the ocean.

Abdiel Pruitt · Answer 2

Deposits of economic minerals which are associated with two tectonic plates which are moving apart.

Economic geology is much concerned with some earth materials whereby they can be industrial and economic purposes.

Examples of mineral metallic deposits include mineralogy, geophysics, and petrology.

Deposits of economic minerals might be associated with which of the following.A. an oceanic plate and a continental plate moving togetherB. two tectonic plates moving apartC. two sections of Continental crust moving togetherD. two tectonic plates moving past each other

Deposits of economic minerals might be associated with which of the following.

A. an oceanic plate and a continental plate moving together

B. two tectonic plates moving apart

C. two sections of Continental crust moving together

D. two tectonic plates moving past each other