Question

which place is an area where sediments may be deposited?
newly formed mountain
convergent plate boundary
river delta
divergent plate boundary

Explanation:

• A newly - formed mountain is an area of uplift, where erosion rather than deposition is more likely to occur.
• Convergent plate boundaries are areas of subduction or collision, often associated with mountain - building and tectonic activity rather than sediment deposition.
• Divergent plate boundaries are areas of seafloor spreading or rifting, which are not typical sites for large - scale sediment deposition.
• A river delta is a classic example of a sediment - deposition area. As a river flows into a body of water (such as a sea or lake), its velocity decreases, and it deposits the sediments (sand, silt, clay) that it was carrying.

Answer:

river delta