What is meant by elastic rebound?
A. Elastic rebound refers to how the slippage of a fault (i. e., earthquake) allows the deformed rock to return to its original location while retaining its new shape.
B. Elastic rebound refers to how the slippage along a fault (i. e., earthquake) causes the rock involved to stay in its new shape in its new location.
C. Elastic rebound refers to how the slippage along a fault (i. e., earthquake) changes the shape of the two rock blocks but does not move them from their original positions.
D. Elastic rebound refers to how the slippage along a fault (i. e., earthquake) allows the deformed rock to regain its original shape in a new location.
E. Elastic rebound refers to how the slippage along a fault (i. e., earthquake) allows the deformed rock to regain its original shape and location