Question

arrows at a transform plate boundary are:
pointing away from each other
side - by - side and slide past each other
there are no arrows... only dashed lines
pointing towards each other
rewatch
tectonic plates
eurasian plate
north american plate
juan de fuca plate
san andreas fault
cocos plate
pacific plate
fiji plate
indian - australian plate
nazca plate
south american plate
african plate
antarctic plate
antarctic plate
sandwich plate
key
divergent plate boundary (oceanic ridge or continental rift)
transform plate boundary (transform fault)
divergent plate boundary (oceanic ridge by transform faults along mid - ocean ridges)
convergent plate boundary (subduction zone)
complex or uncertain plate boundary
mantle hot spot

Explanation:

At a transform plate boundary, tectonic plates move horizontally past each other. This is represented by arrows that are side - by - side and slide past each other. Arrows pointing away from each other indicate a divergent boundary, arrows pointing towards each other indicate a convergent boundary, and it's incorrect to say there are no arrows (as shown in the key of the tectonic plate map, transform boundaries have specific arrow notations).

Answer:

side - by - side and slide past each other