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Question 1

Below is a picture of Mt. St. Helens volcano



What is the usual cause for such events?
◦ earthquakes
◦ location in earth's interior
◦ interaction of the hydrosphere and the atmosphere
◦ location near a plate boundary

Question 2

Below is a picture of an Appalachian mountain ridge and Himalayan mountain peaks (left and right, respectively). Why are the Appalachians so much smoother and lower than the Himalayan Mountains?



◦ The Appalachian Mountains are older and thus have softer rocks.
◦ The Appalachian Mountains are older and thus have become more worn down.
◦ The Appalachian Mountains are younger and younger mountains tend to be more weathered.
◦ The Appalachian Mountains are younger and have not yet built up to being jagged.
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Reply #1 on: Feb 28, 2020
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