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3 years ago
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The three major scales used to measure earthquakes are Mercalli Scale, Richter Scale and Magnitude Scale.

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tester [92]3 years ago
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The statement ‘The three major scales used to measure earthquakes are Mercalli Scale, Richter Scale and Magnitude Scale’ is true. These three scales used to measure the seismic waves released by the earthquake.

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