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Find the surface wave magnitude of an earthquake with A = 700 micrometers, T = 2 seconds, and D = 100° using the given formula: M = log(A/T) + 1.66(log D) + 3.3.

Learn how to calculate the surface wave magnitude of an earthquake using the formula M = log(A/T) + 1.66(log D) + 3.3. This example uses A = 700 micrometers, T = 2 seconds, and D = 100°. Understand key concepts like logarithms and their application in seismology. Suitable for high school students.

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