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2. Does inspection of the data in the table show a correlation (interconnection) between the magnitude of the quake and loss of human life? a. Yes b. No 3. Some countries appear more than once over the years. Comment about any changes generally in the human deaths from 1900 to 1950 (Hint; E.g. Japan, 1923 and Japan, 1933, 1946, 1948). What in your estimation has contributed to the reduction (or alternatively increase) in deaths from quakes over the years of 1900 to 2006?:

2. Does inspection of the data in the table show a correlation (interconnection) between the magnitude of the quake and loss of human life? a. Yes b. No 3. Some countries appear more than once over the years. Comment about any changes generally in the human deaths from 1900 to 1950 (Hint; E.g. Japan, 1923 and Japan, 1933, 1946, 1948). What in your estimation has contributed to the reduction (or alternatively increase) in deaths from quakes over the years of 1900 to 2006?:

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Major earthquakes from 1900-1950, magnitude-human fatality table below: Date Location 1905 Kangra, India 1906 San Francisco, CA 1906 Valparaiso, Chile 1907 Central Asia 1908 1908 Messina, Italy 1915 Avezzano, Italy 1918 Mona Passage, PR 1920 Gansu, China 1920 1923 Yokohama, Japan 1925 Yunnan, China 1927 Tsinghai, China 1932 Gansu, China 1933 Japan 1933 Long Beach, CA 1934 Bihar-Napal, India 1934 1935 Taiwan (Formosa) 1935 1935 Quetta, Pakistan 1939 Chillian, Chile 1939 Erzincan, Turkey 1946 Honshu, Japan 1948 Fukui, Japan Courtesy: www.inspiration.com Deaths 19.000 3,000 20.000 12,000 83.000 29,980 116 200,000 143,000 5.000 200.000 70,000 2,990 115 10,700 3.276 50,000 28.000 30,000 1,330 5.390 Magnitude Country India United States 8.6 7.7 8.6 Chile 8.1 7.5 Italy 7.5 Italy 7.5 - United States 8.6 China 39 8.3 Japan 7.1 China 8.3 China 7.6 China 8.9 Japan 62 United States 8.4 India 74 Taiwan 7.5 Pakistan 8.3 Chile 8.0 Turkey 8.4 Japan 7.3 Japan 2. Does inspection of the data in the table show a correlation (interconnection) between the magnitude of the quake and loss of human life? a. Yes b. No 3. Some countries appear more than once over the years. Comment about any changes generally in the human deaths from 1900 to 1950 (Hint; E.g. Japan, 1923 and Japan, 1933, 1946, 1948). What in your estimation has contributed to the reduction (or alternatively increase) in deaths from quakes over the years of 1900 to 2006?:
Transcribed Image Text:Major earthquakes from 1900-1950, magnitude-human fatality table below: Date Location 1905 Kangra, India 1906 San Francisco, CA 1906 Valparaiso, Chile 1907 Central Asia 1908 1908 Messina, Italy 1915 Avezzano, Italy 1918 Mona Passage, PR 1920 Gansu, China 1920 1923 Yokohama, Japan 1925 Yunnan, China 1927 Tsinghai, China 1932 Gansu, China 1933 Japan 1933 Long Beach, CA 1934 Bihar-Napal, India 1934 1935 Taiwan (Formosa) 1935 1935 Quetta, Pakistan 1939 Chillian, Chile 1939 Erzincan, Turkey 1946 Honshu, Japan 1948 Fukui, Japan Courtesy: www.inspiration.com Deaths 19.000 3,000 20.000 12,000 83.000 29,980 116 200,000 143,000 5.000 200.000 70,000 2,990 115 10,700 3.276 50,000 28.000 30,000 1,330 5.390 Magnitude Country India United States 8.6 7.7 8.6 Chile 8.1 7.5 Italy 7.5 Italy 7.5 - United States 8.6 China 39 8.3 Japan 7.1 China 8.3 China 7.6 China 8.9 Japan 62 United States 8.4 India 74 Taiwan 7.5 Pakistan 8.3 Chile 8.0 Turkey 8.4 Japan 7.3 Japan 2. Does inspection of the data in the table show a correlation (interconnection) between the magnitude of the quake and loss of human life? a. Yes b. No 3. Some countries appear more than once over the years. Comment about any changes generally in the human deaths from 1900 to 1950 (Hint; E.g. Japan, 1923 and Japan, 1933, 1946, 1948). What in your estimation has contributed to the reduction (or alternatively increase) in deaths from quakes over the years of 1900 to 2006?:
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