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GarryVolchara [31]
3 years ago
13

Where in this diagram would an earthquakes focus be located

Biology
1 answer:
rusak2 [61]3 years ago
5 0

The focus of the earthquake is located deep into the crust, vertically downward from the epicenter on the surface.

Explanation:

The earthquakes occur at all types of plate boundaries and the surrounding areas. They are more common at convergent boundaries and transform boundaries, while being much more rare at divergent boundaries. Because of the movement of the plates, the crust experiences lot of pressure and stress. That results in cracking and breaking of the crust, which in turn results in adjustment from the surrounding crust.

  • When the crust adjusts itself lot of energy is released, being in the form of strong vibrations, which can cause enormous damage.
  • The place deep into the crust where the earthquakes forms is called hypocenter, also referred to as focus.
  • The place on the surface of Earth, vertically above the hypocenter/focus is called epicenter, from which the vibrations spread out as concentric circles.

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