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If You Were an Investigator Assessing the Damage from a Tornado

Question 36

Question 36

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If you were an investigator assessing the damage from a tornado and concluded that severe damage had occurred,how would you classify it on the Enhanced Fujita scale?


A) EF1
B) EF2
C) EF3
D) EF4
E) EF5

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