Physics, 02.09.2021 02:50, assassin42

Which action would a physicist most likely take to determine the amount energy the could be released if an earthquake occurs at fault?
A. Interview people who hake experienced major earthquakes
B. Design tests to measure and compare the energy released by
earthquakes
C. Read historical articles about the effects of past earthquakes
D. Design buildings that can withstand the energy released by
earthquakes
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