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Elden [556K]
3 years ago
11

Learning Task 2:

Physics
1 answer:
swat323 years ago
7 0

Answer:

Hello your question has some missing parts attached below is the missing part

Answer :

  1. Caused severe damage  ( 7 )  ----- E
  2. Furniture moves ( 5 ) -------- G
  3. May not be felt ( 2 ) ---------- F
  4. Felt by most people ( 4 ) --------- D
  5. widespread destruction ( 8 up ) ------ B
  6. lead to a lot of damage ( 6 ) -------- A
  7. Felt little by people ( 3 ) ---------- C

Explanation:

Matching the Richter magnitude indicated in column A with the Earthquake effect found in column B

  1. Caused severe damage  ( 7 )  ----- E
  2. Furniture moves ( 5 ) -------- G
  3. May not be felt ( 2 ) ---------- F
  4. Felt by most people ( 4 ) --------- D
  5. widespread destruction ( 8 up ) ------ B
  6. lead to a lot of damage ( 6 ) -------- A
  7. Felt little by people ( 3 ) ---------- C

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