Sudden Movement on a Fault Can Cause a Tsunami When

question 26

Multiple Choice

Sudden movement on a fault can cause a tsunami when:

• A) a hurricane or cyclone is occurring
• B) the fault suddenly uplifts or downdrops the seafloor
• C) hot water trapped below the seafloor is released
• D) a fault on land has a large displacement
• E) none of these

Understand the implications of using nonparametric tests on normally distributed data.

Learn about the chi-square test's application to categorical data.

Understand the concept of effect size and its estimation through statistical methods.

Understand the distinction between multiple correlation and Pearson correlation, including their advantages and disadvantages.

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