In a Metropolitan Area, Buildings of Different Heights Are a Danger

question 1

Multiple Choice

In a metropolitan area, buildings of different heights are a danger to each other because ____.

• A)tall buildings sway slower than lower buildings, allowing them to collide
• B)tall buildings sway faster than lower buildings, allowing them to collide
• C)short buildings are more likely to rupture during vertical motion, making them crumble during lateral motion
• D)tall buildings are more likely to rupture during vertical motion, making them crumble during lateral motion
• E)different building heights resonate with vertical motion at different frequencies and can amplify vibrations

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