2. Fill in the table with information about the different types of boundaries. (8 points) Type
Where are they
usually located?
Force (tension,
shearing, and so on)
Creates or
destroys
crust?
Slab-push or
slab-pull?
Convergent
Divergent

Answer to 2. Fill in the table with information about the different types of boundaries . (& points; TYPE Where are they usually Force ( tension . Creates.

Explanation:

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