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    Assuming Your S-P Interval Was 10 Seconds and the Maximum
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Assuming Your S-P Interval Was 10 Seconds and the Maximum

Question 1

Question 1

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  Assuming your S-P interval was 10 seconds and the maximum amplitude of the largest wave on the seismogram was 20 mm, what is the magnitude of this earthquake? A) M 1 B) M 4.3 C) M 5 D) 5.3 Assuming your S-P interval was 10 seconds and the maximum amplitude of the largest wave on the seismogram was 20 mm, what is the magnitude of this earthquake?


A) M 1
B) M 4.3
C) M 5
D) 5.3

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