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Which is not A factor in calculating the moment magnitude of an earthquake. A. Magnitude of past earthquakes in the area. B.Surface area of a fault. C.Average displacement along…

Which is not A factor in calculating the moment magnitude of an earthquake. A. Magnitude of past earthquakes in the area. B.Surface area of a fault. C.Average displacement along…
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Which is not A factor in calculating the moment magnitude of an earthquake. A. Magnitude of past earthquakes in the area. B.Surface area of a fault. C.Average displacement along a fault.D.rigidity of rock in the area

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The answer is A. magnitude of past earthquakes in the area.

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A. magnitude of past earthquakes in the area
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