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The Richter scale is a numerical scale that uses base 10 logarithms for measuring an earthquake’s magnitude. The larger the number, the more intense the earthquake. As intensities increase multiplicatively by a factor of 10, the Richter scale increases additively by 1. Consider two earthquakes that occurred in the year 2022. An earthquake in Indonesia had a magnitude of 5.1, and an earthquake in Mexico had a magnitude of 2.5. Approximately how many times more intense was the Indonesia earthquak

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