A divergent boundary is different than a convergent boundary in that

Aplates slide next to each other in a divergent boundary and collide in a convergent boundary.
Bplates spread apart in a divergent boundary and collide in a convergent boundary.
Cplates collide in a divergent boundary and slide next to each other in a convergent boundary.
Dplates slide next to each other in a divergent boundary and spread apart in a convergent boundary.

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When two tectonic plates diverge, a diverging border is created. As magma (molten rock) rises from the Earth's mantle to the surface and solidifies to form a new oceanic crust, earthquakes frequently occur along these borders. Divergent plate boundaries can be seen, for instance, in the Mid-Atlantic Ridge.

An area where two plates converge is referred to as a convergent border. One or both colliding plates' boundaries may bow upward into mountain ranges or downward into a shallow undersea trench as a result of the collision.

Along convergent plate borders, a chain of volcanoes frequently arises and strong earthquakes frequently occur. As an illustration of a convergent plate boundary, consider the Pacific Ring of Fire.

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