Look at the map provided. Depending on the cities you have picked in the interactive portion of the link, your map might look different. Two red circles are drawn around the cit…

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Look at the map provided. Depending on the cities you have picked in the interactive portion of the link, your map might look different. Two red circles are drawn around the cities of Memphis and Kansas City. The radius of each circle is equal to the distance that the epicenter is from each of the city's seismographs based on their respective seismometers. Based on the data from these two stations, where might the epicenter of the earthquake be located? Check all possibilities. Choose one or more: A. Arkansas (AR) B. Oklahoma (OK) C. Alabama (AL) D. near the Tennessee-Missouri-Kentucky (TN-MO-KY) tristate area E. Illinois (IL)

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