does anyone have FLVS science assignment 3.08 advanced? Thank you
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umm which grade
7th
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theses are the questions! Describe, in your own words, how you found the epicenter of the earthquake. What would happen if we did not have three areas to compare? What if we only had one? What two types of waves are used to determine the epicenter of eartquakes? Which of the two types of waves arrives first? Why is it important to know the epicenter of an earthquake?
well gogle it wikipedia will sure tell
. P-wave and S-wave have
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By measuring the time difference on any seismograph as well as the distance on a travel-time graph at which the P-wave and S-wave have the same separation, geologists can calculate the distance to the earthquake's epicenter
Once epicentral distances have been calculated from at least three seismographic measuring stations, it is a simple matter to find out where the epicenter was located using trilateration.
@AlexandervonHumboldt2 Do not give out direct answers. And if you are going to give direct answers, at least cite your source.
ha uh in science it is impossible not to give them
I believe that the epicenter is where the seismic waves brake the surface of the earth.The epicenter is usually the place that the most damage occurs and then it slowly dies out as it travels outwards. I am sure this information could be used in some way to determine the focus, what type of seismic wave has occurred, or used in further research of earthquakes, seismic waves, prediction and that sort of stuff. Sorry I'm not an expert, but that might give you some ideas. @geny55
ok thx :)
wave P wave arrives first.
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