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An earthquake always occurs where there is a build up of friction along a fault. A.causes friction along fault lines. B.produces a giant tidal wave. C.allows structures to absor…

An earthquake always occurs where there is a build up of friction along a fault. A.causes friction along fault lines. B.produces a giant tidal wave. C.allows structures to absor…
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An earthquake always occurs where there is a build up of friction along a fault.

A.causes friction along fault lines.
B.produces a giant tidal wave.
C.allows structures to absorb energy.
D.turns loose soil into liquid mud.

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User KUSHA B K
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A: causes friction in the fault line underneath the surface

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User Breakthrough
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C hope this helps alot
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