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14 February, 21:55

Explain the relationship between a seismograph and a seismogram

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    Seismogram-A real-time record of earthquake ground motion recorded by a seismograph. Seismograms are the records used to calculate the location and magnitude of an earthquake. Seismograph-an instrument that records vibrations of the Earth, especially earthquakes.
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