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Geography, 11.12.2020 05:30, mak6156

How is the magnitude of an earthquake measured using the Mercalli scale? A. By measuring the wavelength of seismic waves. B. By tracking the amount of movement with a pendulum. C. By observing the amount of damage it caused. D. All of these. (pretty sure its D ) pls help

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