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When one weak layer of rock breaks, the stress increases on nearby layers, until all the rocks along a line finally break. This line is a Fault. Earthquakes occur when stresses that have built up over a long time, suddenly overcome the friction between adjacent rocks along a fault line.

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Faults are caused by disjunction or fractures. They are the consequence of rock displacement. As a result of the rupturing of rock masses. This is due to the earth's movement patterns and tectonic processes. The correct option is D.

What is rock stress?

Stress is pressure acting on the rock that can cause it to deform. Compaction at convergent plate boundaries, tension at divergent plate boundaries, and shear at transform plate boundaries are the three main types of stress. Rocks that deform plastically tend to fold.

Disjunctions or fractures cause foibles. They are caused by rock dislocation.

As a result of rock masses rupturing. This is due to tectonic processes and the earth's movement patterns.

Thus, the correct option is D.

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Your question seems incomplete. The complete question probably is:

Which increases along faults and leads to rock breaking?

  • damage
  • earthquake
  • focus
  • stress

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