The seismic moment, M0, is a measurement of the energy released in an earthquake. It is given by the following equation: M0 = As where is the shear modulus or rigidity, A is the area of the fault plane given by A=L*w, and s is the average slip on the fault. For this problem, assume you have a fault plane of length, L=5.00*10^2 km, width=3.00*10^2 km, and average slip, s=5.00 m. For the Earths crust, the shear modulus is =3.00*10^10 N/m^2; use this value. With the provided information calculate the seismic moment, M0 in Joules. Report your final answer to three significant figures and use either a numerical value or the scientific notation (format for scientific notation: 1.0*10^2)