Question

the dead sea to the north of africa has formed where land is thinning and sinking. this is a result of the interaction of tectonic plates. the dead sea - formed where one plate covers another. sits on a boundary between plates moving apart. is located in the center of a rotating plate. formed from melting due to solar radiation.

Explanation:

The Dead Sea lies along a divergent tectonic boundary, where tectonic plates move away from each other. This movement thins and sinks the land, creating the basin that became the Dead Sea. Convergent boundaries (one plate covering another) create mountains or trenches, plate rotation centers do not form such basins, and solar radiation melting does not form this geographic feature.

Answer:

sits on a boundary between plates moving apart.