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11 November, 06:34

Explain why logarithms are a good choice for describing sound intensity and earthquake magnitude

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    Because the Richter scale, the scale used to identify the strength of an earthquake, is logarithmic, meaning + 1 is ten times stronger, and - 1 is ten times less strong.
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