When do the faulted and shear zones become potential areas of further slip and slides? Options: A . &nbspDry B . &nbspLubricated C . &nbspWeathered D . &nbspHeavy winds

When do the faulted and shear zones become potential areas of further slip and s

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When do the faulted and shear zones become potential areas of further slip and slides?

Options:

A . Dry

B . Lubricated

C . Weathered

D . Heavy winds

Answer: Option B
Answer: (b).Lubricated

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