Compressional stress on rock can cause strong and deep earthquakes, usually at
-normal faults
-reverse faults
-strike-slip faults
-anticlines

The word that should complete the sentence "Compressional stress on rock can cause strong and deep earthquakes, usually at " is reverse faults. Reverse faults are precisely the inverse of ordinary shortcomings. On the off chance that the hanging divider rises with respect to the footwall, you have a turn around blame. Reverse faults happen in regions experiencing pressure

H=   2(area/a+b)h= 2(144/a+b)h= 2(144/18+18)h= 2(144/36)h= 2(4)h=8