PLEASE ANSWER QUICK :) - As a geologist, you come across a landscape with a massive fault zone that
produces a lot of large earthquakes but has no volcanoes. What type of plate
boundary is this? What are the movements of plates there? Where is this type
of boundary found in California?

At a convergent boundary where both plates are continental, mountain ranges grow and earthquakes are common. At a transform boundary, there is a transform fault and massive earthquakes occur but there are no volcanoes. Processes acting over long periods of time create Earth's geographic features.

Explanation:

f=ma a/f/m a= 480/60 a = 8m/s/s that is quick wow

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