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Problem 2. The apparent dip of a fault is measured in two trenches. Toward 220° the apparent dip is 16°. Toward 100° the apparent dip is 28°. What is the attitude (strike and dip) of the fault?

Problem 2. The apparent dip of a fault is measured in two trenches. Toward 220° the apparent dip is 16°. Toward 100° the apparent dip is 28°. What is the attitude (strike and dip) of the fault?

Applications and Investigations in Earth Science (9th Edition)
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Problem 2. The apparent dip of a fault is measured in two trenches. Toward 220° the apparent dip is 16°. Toward 100° the apparent dip is 28°. What is the attitude (strike and dip) of the fault?
Transcribed Image Text:Problem 2. The apparent dip of a fault is measured in two trenches. Toward 220° the apparent dip is 16°. Toward 100° the apparent dip is 28°. What is the attitude (strike and dip) of the fault?
Problem 4. The following are measurements of five lineations, taken at five đifferent outcrops. Locality Attitude of outcrop surface Pitch (rake) of lineation N60W (300°), 84°N N10W (350°), 30°E N40E (40°), 70°S N23W (337°), 30°W N88W (272°), 45°N 104° 50° 3 117° 130° 121° 4 If these lineations are elements of a planar fabric within a rock, then they should all lie within the same plane. If you find this to be true, what is the attitude attitude (strike and dip) of this plane?
Transcribed Image Text:Problem 4. The following are measurements of five lineations, taken at five đifferent outcrops. Locality Attitude of outcrop surface Pitch (rake) of lineation N60W (300°), 84°N N10W (350°), 30°E N40E (40°), 70°S N23W (337°), 30°W N88W (272°), 45°N 104° 50° 3 117° 130° 121° 4 If these lineations are elements of a planar fabric within a rock, then they should all lie within the same plane. If you find this to be true, what is the attitude attitude (strike and dip) of this plane?
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