Trenches form at sites where

a. one plate descends beneath another.

b. erosion cuts into the continental shelf.

c. two plates diverge under the sea.

d. the tops of undersea volcanoes collapse.

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Trent Blake

Geography

23 January, 03:14

Trenches form at sites where

a. one plate descends beneath another.

b. erosion cuts into the continental shelf.

c. two plates diverge under the sea.

d. the tops of undersea volcanoes collapse.

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Nora Sanders · Answer 1

The correct answer is (a.) one plate descends beneath another. Trenches form at sites where one plate descends beneath another. A trench is more like an excavation in the ground that is generally deeper than it is wide. It is generally used in battle formation, in which the front line is made of trenches.

Trenches form at sites wherea. one plate descends beneath another.b. erosion cuts into the continental shelf.c. two plates diverge under the sea.d. the tops of undersea volcanoes collapse.

Trenches form at sites where

a. one plate descends beneath another.

b. erosion cuts into the continental shelf.

c. two plates diverge under the sea.

d. the tops of undersea volcanoes collapse.