What Instrumentation Permits the "Tsunami Warning System" to Assess the Possibility

question 41

Multiple Choice

What instrumentation permits the "Tsunami Warning System" to assess the possibility of a tsunami and decide when to raise the coastal alert?

• A)tilt meters on the island of Oahu
• B)networked seismographs, tide gauges, and sea buoys around the Pacific Basin all telemetred to the centre in Hawaii
• C)GPS satellites that monitor the sea surface height to +/- 5 centimetre accuracy
• D)a trip wire attached to a rubber ducky in the middle of the Pacific

Distinguish between lawful and unlawful threats in the context of contract inducement.

Understand the concepts of fraud and misrepresentation in contract law, including their types and effects on contracts.

Identify the elements required to prove fraud in contract law.

Distinguish between different types of fraud (fraudulent misrepresentation, fraud in the execution) and their consequences.

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