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28 April, 10:26

An island arc complex is formed where A. a volcano erupts along an oceanic plate. B. two continental plates converge. C. a continental and oceanic plate converge. D. two oceanic plates converge.

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  1. 28 April, 10:40
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    an island arc complex is formed where D. two oceanic plates converge. one characteristics of an island arc complex is the existence of chain volcanoes. And one of the most common cause of chain volcanoes formation is because of tow oceanic plates converging with one another and produce magma below overriding plate
  2. 28 April, 11:41
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    D. two oceanic plates converge.
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