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A seismic refraction survey shows rock head at 8 m but a borehole finds it at 14 m. The likely explanation is
Answer: C
A weathered zone beneath a hard cap violates the method's assumption of increasing velocity, so the interface it reports is the cap rather than true rock head. Boreholes calibrate the geophysics precisely to catch this.
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