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Plates slide past each other at a. convergent plate boundaries. b. divergent plate boundaries. c. transform plate boundjes. d. stable plate boundaries.​

Plates slide past each other at a. convergent plate boundaries. b. divergent plate boundaries. c. transform plate boundjes. d. stable plate boundaries.​
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Plates slide past each other at

a. convergent plate boundaries.
b. divergent plate boundaries.
c. transform plate boundjes.
d. stable plate boundaries.​

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The answer is c. Hope this helps!!
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Answer:

Transform Plate

Step-by-step explanation:

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