<span>True. A valid hypothesis must be testable and able to be verified or disputed empirically, because otherwise it is not a scientific hypothesis. A hypothesis that is not readily testable (for example, about a made up or fictional event) are not good hypotheses.</span>
Woah where do i start well first earthquakes are movements of tectonic plates under the crust when they slide together they make vibrations wich is what we feel but they happen mostly on fault lines places like San Andreas are on those lines so they feel them most. fault lines are the place where 2 continents meet as they drift and move on liquid magma under them they crash into each other.
63 is your answer hope this helps
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I don't so so so so so sorry
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