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If I was a scientist and I wanted to measure the intensity of an earthquake I would use A) the VEI scale B) a seismograph C) an X-ray machine D) an otoscope

If I was a scientist and I wanted to measure the intensity of an earthquake I would use A) the VEI scale B) a seismograph C) an X-ray machine D) an otoscope
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If I was a scientist and I wanted to measure the intensity of an earthquake I would use

A) the VEI scale

B) a seismograph

C) an X-ray machine

D) an otoscope

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A seismograph

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