An earthquake struck the country of Eutopia, leaving debris everywhere and contaminating water supplies. Members of the World Health Organization used mathematics to assess the damage and determine relief needs. They calculated the earthquake's magnitude on the Richter scale to gauge its intensity. A higher magnitude above 5 requires more urgent aid. They also measured water pH levels to identify contamination, calculating hydrogen ion concentrations to establish whether water was potable. By using logarithm-based formulas, they could efficiently evaluate the situation and allocate appropriate resources and manpower to affected areas.