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The blue dot represents the- The black circles represents the- The red dot represents the- The boundary where the 2 plates are moving is called the- Which type of Earthquake Waves cause the most damage?

The blue dot represents the- The black circles represents the- The red dot represents the- The boundary where the 2 plates are moving is called the- Which type of Earthquake Waves cause the most damage?

Applications and Investigations in Earth Science (9th Edition)
Applications and Investigations in Earth Science (9th Edition)
9th Edition
ISBN:9780134746241
Author:Edward J. Tarbuck, Frederick K. Lutgens, Dennis G. Tasa
Publisher:Edward J. Tarbuck, Frederick K. Lutgens, Dennis G. Tasa
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Directions: Type in the labels on the Earthquake Diagram below The blue dot represents the- The black circles represents the- The red dot represents the- The boundary where the 2 plates are moving is called the- Which type of Earthquake Waves cause the most damage?
Transcribed Image Text:Directions: Type in the labels on the Earthquake Diagram below The blue dot represents the- The black circles represents the- The red dot represents the- The boundary where the 2 plates are moving is called the- Which type of Earthquake Waves cause the most damage?
Directions: Each of the 3 dots on the map of Virginia below represent seismograph stations. Drag the different colored circles over the same colored dot they represent. Placing the same colored dots over top of each other. (The circles represent seismograph readings.) After placing all 3 circles (seismograph readings) over the seismographs they represent, you will be able to determine the epicenter of the earthquake. Drag the gold diamond to where you determine the epicenter of the earthquake to be. Diamond to drag to where the epicenter of the earthquake is. enke Epicenter redings to place over the seismograph stations O 4 Recr 31 Arlington Newport N Portsmouth lamp ginia Beach Ceske
Transcribed Image Text:Directions: Each of the 3 dots on the map of Virginia below represent seismograph stations. Drag the different colored circles over the same colored dot they represent. Placing the same colored dots over top of each other. (The circles represent seismograph readings.) After placing all 3 circles (seismograph readings) over the seismographs they represent, you will be able to determine the epicenter of the earthquake. Drag the gold diamond to where you determine the epicenter of the earthquake to be. Diamond to drag to where the epicenter of the earthquake is. enke Epicenter redings to place over the seismograph stations O 4 Recr 31 Arlington Newport N Portsmouth lamp ginia Beach Ceske
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