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What scale measures the strength of tornadoes? a. Richter scale c. Anderson scale b. Fujita scale d. Dorothy scale

What scale measures the strength of tornadoes? a. Richter scale c. Anderson scale b. Fujita scale d. Dorothy scale
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What scale measures the strength of tornadoes?

a. Richter scale
c. Anderson scale
b. Fujita scale
d. Dorothy scale

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Answer:

B. Fujita Scale

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The answer is [B] fajita scale. 
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