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Use formula r = log( i / i sub zero)
sub-zero being like an just below. don't know the
r = ritcher number of earthquake
i = intensity of earthquake
i sub-zero = intensity of minimum detectable earthquake
an earthquake has a richter number of 4.2. how many times more intense than the minimum detectable earthquake is the earthquake? round your answer to the nearest whole number.
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