HELP PLEASE!!!! 20 POINTS!!!! Which term is defined as the exact location where an earthquake occurred? A. focal point B. epicenter C. particle center D. midpoint

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HELP PLEASE!!!! 20 POINTS!!!!

Which term is defined as the exact location where an earthquake occurred?

A. focal point

B. epicenter

C. particle center

D. midpoint

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The answer would be the epicenter of the earthquake.

Wurtzelzwerk answered Feb 6, 2018

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i am not a 100% sure but my guess would be B Epicenter.

Ymagine First answered Feb 12, 2018

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