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    How Much Warning Could a "Real-Time Earthquake Warning System" Provide
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How Much Warning Could a "Real-Time Earthquake Warning System" Provide

Question 3

Question 3

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How much warning could a "real-time earthquake warning system" provide before destructive seismic waves arrive?


A) approximately 1 minute
B) approximately 1 hour
C) approximately 1 day
D) approximately 1 week

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