A collision between which two types of crust will most likely produce a mountain range?

A convergent boundary

Explanation:

Convergent boundaries are pieces of crust that collide against each other. They push upwards, and that land that is pushed upwards is a mountain. Mount Everest is a good example. It was made in two tectonic plates, and since these plates are still pushing upwards to this day, this mountain grows around 40 cm each year. I hope this helps!

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