The place where one tectonic plate goes under another tectonic plate can be called a plate boundary. a. static b. destructive c. constructive

Destructive, because constructive plates are plates that are pulling apart from one another while static plates are plates slide against one another.

B.

Explanation:

Three basic types of plate boundaries can be individualized according to the characteristics of their movements. Divergent limits, convergent limits and conservative limits. The present example talks about the convergent boundaries, where the plates with each other, crustal shortening and recycling processes occur (the size of the plates decreases, both by folding and mountain formation and by a return to the mantle).

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