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after an earthquake what 3 types of waves are made
P(primary) waves
S(secondary) waves
Surface waves
describe a p wave
Longitudinal
Fastest (arrives first)
Travels through solid and liquid rock
describe an s wave
Transverse
Slower(arrives second)
Travel through solid rock only
describe a surface wave
Longitudinal and transverse
Slowets(arrives last)
Travel along the earth’s surface
what is lag time
The delay between p and s wave
what is lag time used for
To calculate the distance traveled from an earthquake to the point
where do surface waves travel
The surface of the earth
where do p and s waves travel
Through the solid mantel
where do only p waves travel through
The liquid outer core
what waves can reach the opposite side of the earth
P waves
what waves cause the most damage
Surface waves