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Anonymous Anonymous
  • 25-10-2015
  • Geography
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How is an earthquake a constructive force?

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erosado1 erosado1
  • 25-10-2015

an earthquake is an constructive force because it shakes all the plates on the bottom of the earth and separates them which causes serious damage

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madsims365 madsims365
  • 26-10-2015

It shakes the plates and causes major damage

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