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A half-life is the amount of time required ____.
 A)to lose one-half of the daughter isotopes
 B)for the mass of a sample to decrease by half
 C)for one-half of the parent isotopes to decay to daughter isotopes
 D)to gain one-half of the parent isotopes
 E)to accurately date a rock sample

Question 2

Parts of many mountain systems are made up of small, accreted lithospheric blocks that clearly originated elsewhere. What are these accretions called and what are they made of?

Question 3

Volcanoes are found at ____________________ plate boundaries and ____________________ plate boundaries.
 Fill in the blank(s) with correct word

Question 4

A rock sample containing an isotope with a half-life of 12 million years has an initial mass of 72 grams. How much of the daughter isotope will be present after three half-lives?
 A)4.5 grams
 B)9 grams
 C)18 grams
 D)54 grams
 E)63 grams

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What are some ways in which mountains form?
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6 years ago
Answer to #1

B

Answer to #2

These accretions are called terranes and are fragments of seamounts, island arcs, and small pieces of continents that were carried on oceanic plates that collided with continental plates, thus adding them to the continental margins where mountain building was occurring.

Answer to #3

divergent, convergentconvergent, divergent

Answer to #4

E

Answer to #5

Mountains form by differential weathering, volcanic activity, the intrusion of plutons, erosion of horsts, block faulting, thrust faulting, and/or reverse faulting.
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