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A seismograph measures a. how much the surface of Earth moves during an earthquake. b. the speed of S waves. c. the force of the earthquake. d. the location of the epicenter.

A seismograph measures a. how much the surface of Earth moves during an earthquake. b. the speed of S waves. c. the force of the earthquake. d. the location of the epicenter.
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A seismograph measures

a.
how much the surface of Earth moves during an earthquake.
b.
the speed of S waves.
c.
the force of the earthquake.
d.
the location of the epicenter.

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A. How much The Surface of earth moves during an earthquake
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