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how dose a seismograph generated a seismogram​

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Answered by nikonc21
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Answer:

During an earthquake, vibrations caused by the breakage of rock along a fault zone radiate outward from the point of rupture. The instrument used to record and measure these vibrations is called a seismograph.

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Answered by BrainlyPARCHO
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  • A seismograph is an instrument which can record the seismic waves.
  • It contains a metal rod or a pendulum which can vibrate as the earthquake occurs.
  • The metal rod is attached to a pen which records the waves on the paper.
  • Scientists study these waves and then construct a map of the earthquake.
  • This also helps them in determining the power of the earthquake.
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