Answer:
Compressional stress.
Folded mountains
Folded mountains are the result of compression stress in the earth's crust. This is a movement of plates that presses together or squeezes Earth's crust and is also known as convergent boundary.
Compression stress from other tectonic plates squeeze the plates, causing it to buckle in the center, and for mountains to form.
First understand that in GEOLOGY there can be no such thing as a "tension stress". Gravity ensures that all things are in compression. The only change is in the direction of maximum stress. When gravity (downwards) is the direction of maximum stress and one or other of the horizontal stresses decays slightly, fault block mountains form. When gravity (downwards) becomes the lowest stress, reverse faults (thrusts) and fold mountains are formed. When a hydraulic fluid (magma) penetrates a rheologically solid medium this will crack the medium an rise towards the surface. If the magma contains gas this will fizz and cause a volcano.- Is the Answer True or False?-Olivia
Tectonic stress forms faults and blocks mountains.
Answer: Compressional stress.
Folded mountains are formed when rock layers are bend under stress.
Folded mountains are formed when rock layers are bend under stress.
Compressional Stress
Folded mountains
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conpression
two plates collide and then their edges crumble like a paper
Folded mountains are the result of compression stress in the earth's crust. This is a movement of plates that presses together or squeezes Earth's crust and is also known as convergent boundary.
Compression stress from other tectonic plates squeeze the plates, causing it to buckle in the center, and for mountains to form.
Tensional stress.
Compression.