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On April 11, 2012, two earthquakes were measured off the northwest coast of Sumatra. The first had a magnitude of 8.6. The second had a magnitude of 8.2. By what approximate factor was the intensity of the first earthquake greater than the intensity of the second earthquake?

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Answered by smrutisubudhicreatea
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Answer:by a value of 0.4 it was greater. Hope it helps u , plsz let me k

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Answered by kjuli1766
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Concept:

Factor increase here means the multiplier. Eg, population increased by a factor of 10 in 5 year means the population now is 10 times the population of what it was 5 year ago.

Given:

First earthquake= 8.6

Second Earthquake= 8.2

Find:

Factor the intensity of first earthquake is greater than second.

Solution:

Let the factor be f.

8.2*f= 8.6\\\\f=8.6/8.2\\\\f=1.0487

The intensity of the First Earthquake was greater than the second by a factor of 1.0487

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