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The answer is: 4.0 (at Richter scale)
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The answer is 4.0 Assuming the standard earthquake as 1.0 (at Richter scale).
An earthquake of 1.0 at Richter scale is equal to:
An earquake of 2.0 at Richter scale is equal to:
and so...
Therefore,
An earthquake of 4.0 at the Richter scale is equal to:
So, it means that an earthquake with 4.0 magnitude at the Richter scale is 10000 times more intense than a standard earthquake, assuming it as 1.0 at Richter scale magnitude.
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The answer is C because it’s an acute angle
Answer:
honestly im not sure but i am doing that same work at the moment and i just ingore the m. it shouldnt change what you get as your answer.
Answer:c=(-15-9d)/6
Step-by-step explanation:
15=-3(2c+3d)
Open brackets
15=-6c-9d
Add 9d to both sides
15+9d=-6c-9d+9d
15+9d=-6c
Divide both sides by -6
(15+9d)/-6=-6c/-6
-(15+9d)/6=c
c=-(15+9d)/6
c=(-15-9d)/6
300times, because 6xs10^5 is equal to 600000 and 2xs10^3 is 2000, and if you divide you would get 300