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An earthquake occurs along a fault when (a) energy in the rock along the fault does not change for a long period of time (b) stress in the rock along the fault causes the rock to melt (c) enough energy builds up in the rock along the fault to cause the rock to break or slip (d) energy in the rock along the fault is changed to heat

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