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What does a seismograph measure? a)the vibrations produced by an earthquake b)the total amount of energy released by an earthquake c)the amount of damage that results from an earthquake d)the distance
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What does a seismograph measure?

a)the vibrations produced by an earthquake
b)the total amount of energy released by an earthquake
c)the amount of damage that results from an earthquake
d)the distance from the epicenter of an earthquake

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The anwser is b the total amount of energy realesed by an earth quake

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b)the total amount of energy released by an earthquake

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