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AutoSave Plate Tectonics and Hot Spots_Online B - Saved Home Insert Draw Design Layout References Mailings Review View G Times New... v 12 ✓ A A Aa ▾ Ро ✓ ↓ [ Paste B I U ✓ ab X A ✓ A ▾ AaBbCcDdEe Emphasis AaBbCcl AaBbCcD AaBbCcDdEe Heading 1 Heading 2 Heading 3 Overview Describe (using the data that you collected) what has happened to the direction of plate motion and the rate of plate motion in respect to the Emperor Seamounts and Hawaiian Ridge System (including ages). Sometimes the easiest way to summarize data is to create a table. Table 3: In the following table, Km denotes Kilometers, MYrs, denotes Million Years, Cm denotes Centimeters, and Yr. denotes Years. Volcanic Structure Age in MYrs. Rate of Plate Motion Cm/Yr. Trend or Direction of Plate Motion TO Volcanic Structure Age in MYrs. Rate of Plate Motion Cm/Yr. Meiji 7.11341463 Yurvaku 8.11059908 82.000 43.400 Yuryaku 8.11059908 Haleakala 24.2666667 43.400 0.750 17.) Fill in the correct answers in the spaces in Table 3 using the data from the entire lab. For the "Trend or Direction of Plate Motion TO” from Meiji to Yuryaku, use the data that you collected from Suiko to Yuryaku. For the "Trend or Direction of Plate Motion TO" from Yuryaku to Haleakala, use the data that you collected from Yuryaku to Kilauea. 18.) Below, type an overview paragraph using the information in Table 3. Page 5 of 6 1961 words 呕 English (United States) Accessibility: Good to go > Search (Cmd + Ctrl + U) Comments Ө Styles Pane Dictate Sensitivity Editing Add-ins E Editor Share 113% Focus 0%

AutoSave Plate Tectonics and Hot Spots_Online B - Saved Home Insert Draw Design Layout References Mailings Review View G Times New... v 12 ✓ A A Aa ▾ Ро ✓ ↓ [ Paste B I U ✓ ab X A ✓ A ▾ AaBbCcDdEe Emphasis AaBbCcl AaBbCcD AaBbCcDdEe Heading 1 Heading 2 Heading 3 Overview Describe (using the data that you collected) what has happened to the direction of plate motion and the rate of plate motion in respect to the Emperor Seamounts and Hawaiian Ridge System (including ages). Sometimes the easiest way to summarize data is to create a table. Table 3: In the following table, Km denotes Kilometers, MYrs, denotes Million Years, Cm denotes Centimeters, and Yr. denotes Years. Volcanic Structure Age in MYrs. Rate of Plate Motion Cm/Yr. Trend or Direction of Plate Motion TO Volcanic Structure Age in MYrs. Rate of Plate Motion Cm/Yr. Meiji 7.11341463 Yurvaku 8.11059908 82.000 43.400 Yuryaku 8.11059908 Haleakala 24.2666667 43.400 0.750 17.) Fill in the correct answers in the spaces in Table 3 using the data from the entire lab. For the "Trend or Direction of Plate Motion TO” from Meiji to Yuryaku, use the data that you collected from Suiko to Yuryaku. For the "Trend or Direction of Plate Motion TO" from Yuryaku to Haleakala, use the data that you collected from Yuryaku to Kilauea. 18.) Below, type an overview paragraph using the information in Table 3. Page 5 of 6 1961 words 呕 English (United States) Accessibility: Good to go > Search (Cmd + Ctrl + U) Comments Ө Styles Pane Dictate Sensitivity Editing Add-ins E Editor Share 113% Focus 0%

Applications and Investigations in Earth Science (9th Edition)
Applications and Investigations in Earth Science (9th Edition)
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Author:Edward J. Tarbuck, Frederick K. Lutgens, Dennis G. Tasa
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AutoSave Plate Tectonics and Hot Spots_Online B - Saved Home Insert Draw Design Layout References Mailings Review View G Times New... v 12 ✓ A A Aa ▾ Ро ✓ ↓ [ Paste B I U ✓ ab X A ✓ A ▾ AaBbCcDdEe Emphasis AaBbCcl AaBbCcD AaBbCcDdEe Heading 1 Heading 2 Heading 3 Overview Describe (using the data that you collected) what has happened to the direction of plate motion and the rate of plate motion in respect to the Emperor Seamounts and Hawaiian Ridge System (including ages). Sometimes the easiest way to summarize data is to create a table. Table 3: In the following table, Km denotes Kilometers, MYrs, denotes Million Years, Cm denotes Centimeters, and Yr. denotes Years. Volcanic Structure Age in MYrs. Rate of Plate Motion Cm/Yr. Trend or Direction of Plate Motion TO Volcanic Structure Age in MYrs. Rate of Plate Motion Cm/Yr. Meiji 7.11341463 Yurvaku 8.11059908 82.000 43.400 Yuryaku 8.11059908 Haleakala 24.2666667 43.400 0.750 17.) Fill in the correct answers in the spaces in Table 3 using the data from the entire lab. For the "Trend or Direction of Plate Motion TO” from Meiji to Yuryaku, use the data that you collected from Suiko to Yuryaku. For the "Trend or Direction of Plate Motion TO" from Yuryaku to Haleakala, use the data that you collected from Yuryaku to Kilauea. 18.) Below, type an overview paragraph using the information in Table 3. Page 5 of 6 1961 words 呕 English (United States) Accessibility: Good to go > Search (Cmd + Ctrl + U) Comments Ө Styles Pane Dictate Sensitivity Editing Add-ins E Editor Share 113% Focus 0%
Transcribed Image Text:AutoSave Plate Tectonics and Hot Spots_Online B - Saved Home Insert Draw Design Layout References Mailings Review View G Times New... v 12 ✓ A A Aa ▾ Ро ✓ ↓ [ Paste B I U ✓ ab X A ✓ A ▾ AaBbCcDdEe Emphasis AaBbCcl AaBbCcD AaBbCcDdEe Heading 1 Heading 2 Heading 3 Overview Describe (using the data that you collected) what has happened to the direction of plate motion and the rate of plate motion in respect to the Emperor Seamounts and Hawaiian Ridge System (including ages). Sometimes the easiest way to summarize data is to create a table. Table 3: In the following table, Km denotes Kilometers, MYrs, denotes Million Years, Cm denotes Centimeters, and Yr. denotes Years. Volcanic Structure Age in MYrs. Rate of Plate Motion Cm/Yr. Trend or Direction of Plate Motion TO Volcanic Structure Age in MYrs. Rate of Plate Motion Cm/Yr. Meiji 7.11341463 Yurvaku 8.11059908 82.000 43.400 Yuryaku 8.11059908 Haleakala 24.2666667 43.400 0.750 17.) Fill in the correct answers in the spaces in Table 3 using the data from the entire lab. For the "Trend or Direction of Plate Motion TO” from Meiji to Yuryaku, use the data that you collected from Suiko to Yuryaku. For the "Trend or Direction of Plate Motion TO" from Yuryaku to Haleakala, use the data that you collected from Yuryaku to Kilauea. 18.) Below, type an overview paragraph using the information in Table 3. Page 5 of 6 1961 words 呕 English (United States) Accessibility: Good to go > Search (Cmd + Ctrl + U) Comments Ө Styles Pane Dictate Sensitivity Editing Add-ins E Editor Share 113% Focus 0%
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