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Imagine that scientists have found a planet with an outer layer divided into plates made of hard, solid rock, but the mantle below the plates is made of hard, solid rock instead of soft, solid rock as it is on Earth.

Do you think plate motion would take place on that planet? Why or why not?

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Answer:

well it could be mars

Explanation: it closer so its hotter but also there not almost the same
No because the way the plates move is because earth has soft rock under the surface
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