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What happens to Earth’s surface when horizontal pressure is applied to rocks?

a.
they break and one layer slides beneath the other creating a shelf
b.
they fold to create ridges and valley in the same direction to which pressure is applied
c.
they fold to create ridges and valleys perpendicular to the direction to which pressure is applied
d.
the pressure causes friction that changes the composition of the rocks

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4 votes

Answer:

c

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User Sandeep Datta
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Answer:

I believe C

Step-by-step explanation:

When horizontal pressure is applied to rocks, ridges and valleys form perpendicular to the direction of the pressure .

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User Mukesh
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