Question

What is the similarity between mid-ocean ridges and accretion?

Both occur at convergent boundaries.
Both occur at divergent plate boundaries.
They occur when plates slide past each other.
They occur when one plate is pushed below another.

Answer 1

, both mid-ocean ridges and accretion are associated with the divergence of tectonic plates, where new crust is formed as a result of magma upwelling from the mantle.

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Answer 2

Mid-ocean ridges are the mountain ranges within the ocean environment. They are formed when oceanic plates collide during plate techtonics and magma rises above the oceanic lithosphere. Typically, it results into uplifting of the thin oceanic crust and making mountains. The magma solidify after interaction witn the water and results
into formation of new lithosphere.
Accretion is the phenomenon during which new material is added and landmass (lithosophere) is created during plate tectonics. Therefore, accretion takes place during formation of mid-oceanic ridges.
Principally, when a plate subducts below the other plate, some material scrap off from the subducting plate and then deposit above the plate hence making accretionary wedges.