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Hog95 Hog95
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How does earthquake magnitude differ from intensity?
A) Magnitude reflects energy release, while intensity reflects the amount of shaking.
B) Intensity reflects energy release, while magnitude reflects the amount of shaking.
C) The two terms are synonymous, referring simply to the size of an earthquake.
D) Magnitude is a result of the amount of shaking, which is determined by intensity.
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10 years ago
Thank you.
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10 years ago
You're welcome. Please mark it solved when you get a chance.
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