Here is the scatter plot based an the earthquake data from 1900 to 2012.Earthquakes above 7.0 from 1900-2012401900192019401000198020002020YEAR> Access image detailsWhich of the folowing are true about large (gresater than 7.0 magnihude) esrthquakes, based on the plat?SELECT ALL THAT APPLY.O The most earthquakes occurred in the 1940s.O There wore about 50 earthquakes in the year with the most earthquakesO There were about 6 earthquakes in the yuar with the lessst earthquakes.OThe number af earthquakespprars lo be decressingO The year with the most earthquakes has about 20 more earthquakes than the year withtheriesast earthquakes.

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Description: Here is the scatter plot based an the earthquake data from 1900 to 2012.Earthquakes above 7.0 from 1900-2012401900192019401000198020002020YEAR> Access image detailsWhich of the folowing are true about large (gresater than 7.0 magnihude) esrthquakes,

ANSWER:- 1)True. The most earthquakes around in 1940. 2)False. There are 41 earthquakes. 3) True.

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O The most carthquakes oCcurred in the 1940s. OThere wore about 50 earthquakes in the yesar with the most earthquakes O There were about 6 sarthquakes in the yuar with the lessst earthquakes. O The number af earthquakes ppears lo be decressing O The year with the most earthquakes has about 20 more earthquakes than the year wi the ieast earthauskes.

O The most carthquakes oCcurred in the 1940s. OThere wore about 50 earthquakes in the yesar with the most earthquakes O There were about 6 sarthquakes in the yuar with the lessst earthquakes. O The number af earthquakes ppears lo be decressing O The year with the most earthquakes has about 20 more earthquakes than the year wi the ieast earthauskes.

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