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Chapter 5: Q. 132 (page 301)

The magnitude of an Earthquake in San Francisco in 1906, seismographic reading of 50119millimeters 100kilometers from the center.

Short Answer

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The magnitude is approximately7.7.

Step by step solution

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Step 1. Given Information

It is given that,

An earthquake in San Francisco in1906, seismographic reading of50119millimeters100kilometers from the center.

02

Step 2. Simplify

Substitute 50119to xand 10-3to x0in M(x)=logxx0

M(50119)=log5011910-3

M(50119)鈮�7.7.

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