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A teacher asks the class to research how seismometers and GPS technologies differ in predicting earthquakes. What is the key difference between the two?
GPS tracks ground movement over time, and seismometers forecast weather patterns.
GPS predicts the exact time of an earthquake, and seismometers forecast weather patterns.
GPS tracks ground movement over time, and seismometers record the shaking of the ground.
GPS records the shaking of the ground, and seismometers predict the exact location of an earthquake.
GPS tracks ground movement over time, and seismometers forecast weather patterns.
GPS predicts the exact time of an earthquake, and seismometers forecast weather patterns.
GPS tracks ground movement over time, and seismometers record the shaking of the ground.
GPS records the shaking of the ground, and seismometers predict the exact location of an earthquake.
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The key difference between the two is that **GPS tracks ground movement over time, and seismometers record the shaking of the ground.**
GPS can provide information about the gradual movements of tectonic plates, which can help in understanding seismic risk over time, while seismometers detect and measure the intensity and duration of ground shaking during an earthquake.
GPS can provide information about the gradual movements of tectonic plates, which can help in understanding seismic risk over time, while seismometers detect and measure the intensity and duration of ground shaking during an earthquake.
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