What is the earthquake's intensity?
Choices;
A.a measure of seismic risk
B. a measure of damage done
C. a measure of energy released
D. a measure of an earthquake focus
Right answer without explanation=Thanks
Right answer with explanation=Brainliest
Wrong=Report
Choices;
A.a measure of seismic risk
B. a measure of damage done
C. a measure of energy released
D. a measure of an earthquake focus
Right answer without explanation=Thanks
Right answer with explanation=Brainliest
Wrong=Report
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Answer: B.
Explanation: According to what I've searched, intensity is a number (written as a Roman numeral) describing the severity of an earthquake in terms of its effects on the earth's surface and on humans and their structures.
By using the aforementioned definition as a ground and by using the process of elimination, choices A and D are already considered incorrect. The only choices left are B and C. Since it was mentioned in the definition given (severity of an earthquake in terms of its EFFECTS), the answer is B.