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If two earthquakes have the same amplitude would they have the same magnitude? why or why not?

If two earthquakes have the same amplitude would they have the same magnitude? why or why not?
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If two earthquakes have the same amplitude would they have the same magnitude? why or why not?

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The magnitude is also dependent on the distance from the epicenter.

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