It is not surprising that earthquakes can have a negative impact on the structural integrity of dam walls.A study has been conducted to measure the seismicity (a measure of the strength of an earthquake) of earthquakes occurring within 100km of a large dam in Iran over the period 1990 to 2015. Identify the response variable in this study? location seismicity year earthquakes number of earthquakes

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**The data being collected in the current geological survey are providing a strong warning for engineers as they consider the new dam project, but their greatest importance ** might lie in how they influence the upcoming decision by those same engineers on whether to retrofit 75 bridges in the survey zone.Choose the best optionClear ResponseThe data being collected in the current geological survey are providing a strong warning for engineers as they consider the new dam project, but their greatest importancedata being collected in the current geological survey provide a strong warning for engineers as they consider the new dam project, but its greatest importanceThe data collected in the current geological survey is providing a strong warning for engineers as they consider the new dam project, but their greatest importanceThe data collected in the current geological survey provides a strong warning for engineers in consideration of the new dam project, but its greatest importanceThe data collected in the current geological survey provide a strong warning for engineers in consideration for the new dam project, but the greatest importance

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Answer this using the PHIVOLCS Earthquake Intensity Scale (PEIS) *

Which of the following leads to earthquakes:  A. Movement of plates  B. Collection of valuable data for future management objectives  C. Strengthening sewage and drinking water treatment facilities to resist the impact of a future disaster  D. Restoring a community's services, facilities and residences to pre-disaster levels