Liquefaction Occurs When

question 88

Multiple Choice

Liquefaction occurs when

• A) rock heats enough that it behaves like a liquid.
• B) rivers and water bodies overrun and dissolve earth materials during a quake.
• C) grains of earth materials settle downward during shaking and wet ground becomes fluid.
• D) grains rise up to the surface in groundwater during an earthquake and cause mass movement.

Understand the differences between histograms and bar charts.

Comprehend the construction and interpretation of relative frequency distributions and histograms.

Recognize the characteristics of skewed distributions.

Calculate class width for frequency distributions.

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