Question

An earthquake with a magnitude of about 2.0 or less is called a microearthquake. It is not usually felt. The intensity of an earthquake with a magnitude of 2 is how many times greater than the intensity of an a standard earthquake?

Answer 1

c. 100 times greater

Explanation:

next answer to the next question: What is the intensity of an earthquake with a magnitude of 3?

answer: 1,000 times a standard earthquake

Answer 2

The magnitude of a standard earthquake is usually measured to be as values ranging from 4.5 magnitudes or higher in accordance to the Richter Scale. In addition, these earthquakes are strong enough to be recorded even by the simplest seismograph which could cause moving of light objects.