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Gavyn Ellison

12 April, 06:36

Why is the Ring of Fire a very geologically active part of the earth?

A. The dense Pacific plate is being subducted from multiple directions

B. The plates surrounding the Pacific are diverging and increasing the size of the Pacific plate

C. Most of the Pacific plate is being uplifted

D. The Pacific plate is surrounded by a hot spot

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