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Which scale is used to describe the intensity of an earthquake? a. richter scale b. mercalli scale c. intensity scale d. destruction scale

Which scale is used to describe the intensity of an earthquake? a. richter scale b. mercalli scale c. intensity scale d. destruction scale
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Which scale is used to describe the intensity of an earthquake?

a. richter scale
b. mercalli scale
c. intensity scale
d. destruction scale

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The scale used to describe the intensity of an earthquake is the A. Richter Scale. It is a scale of 10, 10 being the worst.
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