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You need: - Writing tool - Journal - Turn in Virtual Earthquake Packets and certificates Packets and certificates - Math warm-up sheet - Laptop computer (1/pair) Today: Plotting recent earthquakes 456 HW: Finish lab 13.1 post-lab questions

Math Practice Questions a) 6 x 8 b) 8 x 9 c) 687 x 87 d) 6 x 8 x 7

Latitude: (-) means South (+) means North Example: Lat: -6.7 Longitude: (-) means West (+) means East Long: 154.7

Instructions Go to our class website Go to our class website Click on the link earthquake tracker Click on the link earthquake tracker Write a small E to plot the location of 12 earthquakes from each of the past 3 days Write a small E to plot the location of 12 earthquakes from each of the past 3 days This means you will be plotting a total of 36 earthquakes from 3 separate days. This means you will be plotting a total of 36 earthquakes from 3 separate days. Answer the post-lab questions Answer the post-lab questions

All Class Data:

The Earths Interior