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Upper disk rotates at a constant angular velocity. The velocity at any height from stationery disk, say at x metres
where v is tangential velocity at radius r from the centre of disk
The radial component of velocity is given as
The z component of velocity is also given as
W=0
Total velocity, 
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It's important to know the location of an active fault in order to determine the magnitude of the expected earthquake. There is a chance than an inactive fault can become active again. It's important that we take the locations into account in order to be prepared and ready for if it occurs.
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where is the graph I can't see it how can I solve the problem if I don't see the graph can you show the graph please
