Option c would be the most befitting one.
<u>Answer:</u>
Considering the example of Japan, it can be justified that both the primary and the secondary impacts of tectonic hazard cause the most damage.
<u>Explanation:
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- Any tectonic activity of considerable magnitude generates tremors and causes earthquakes and related phenomenons.
- Japan has consistently been subject to the secondary impacts of such tectonic hazards like earthquakes and tsunamis.
- The areas close to the coasts of Japan are tectonically active making Japan vulnerable to its aftermaths.
- Moreover, Japan also has some dormant volcanoes which are a result of tectonic activity.
True not false i know i missed it and put false
An important tool in understanding the actual numerical dates of past geologic events is radioactivity.
Absolutely random question, but I would use a large hammer and smash my rock to piece. :/
