Consider two ocean ridge segments connected by a transform fault: (b) = ridge 100km. transform fault 50 mm/yr 100km- (a) 50 mm/yr There is a vertical offset at the transform fault because of the age difference of the oceanic crust on either side of the fault. Find the vertical offsets at (a) and (b). Use po = 3330 kg m-³, k = 10-6m² s-¹, a = 3 x 10-5 K-¹, Tm 1300°C, T, (i.e. surface temperature) = 0 °C, and pw = 1000 kg m-³.

Consider two ocean ridge segments connected by a transform fault: (b) = ridge 100km. transform fault 50 mm/yr 100km- (a) 50 mm/yr There is a vertical offset at the transform fault because of the age difference of the oceanic crust on either side of the fault. Find the vertical offsets at (a) and (b). Use po = 3330 kg m-³, k = 10-6m² s-¹, a = 3 x 10-5 K-¹, Tm 1300°C, T, (i.e. surface temperature) = 0 °C, and pw = 1000 kg m-³.

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