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whateverman434336 whateverman434336
  • 03-05-2016
  • Biology
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When stress on rocks becomes too great, they break, and then undergo:


foreshocks

aftershocks

elastic rebound

compression

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Anonymous Anonymous
  • 03-05-2016

elastic rebound. I know this because I learned it in 8th grade. :)


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Surnia Surnia
  • 19-08-2019

Answer: elastic rebound

       

Explanation:

The elastic rebound theory states that the rocks experience fault and shift due to the force exerted on them by the seismic activity of the earthquakes. The rocks in the case of earthquake according to this theory accumulates energy and deform slowly until the internal strength of the rocks is exceeded.

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