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The intensity of an earthquake is directly related to its distance from the epicenter?
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The intensity of an earthquake is directly related to its distance from the epicenter?

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Yes

explanation: As the distance from the epicenter increases the intensity of the earthquake decreases.
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Si

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La intensidad del terremoto esta relacionada al epicentro mientras mas cerca estes del epicentro del terremoto mas fuerte lo sentiras, en cambio mientras mas lejos estes mas suave lo sentiras

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