In Science / Elementary School | 2025-03-02

intensity of earthquake

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Answer:The intensity of an earthquake is the strength of the shaking it causes at a specific location. It's measured by Roman numerals, such as II, IV, or IX.

Answered by princessjimrose925 | 2025-03-02

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