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A magnitude 6 earthquake is how many times greater than a magnitude 5 earthquake? 10x 100x 5x 2x
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A magnitude 6 earthquake is how many times greater than a magnitude 5 earthquake? 10x 100x 5x 2x

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100X Idk if that is right but I think it is so hope it helps :)
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it shakes 10x greater than a mag 5 quake. they each go up by x10.
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