A wave produced by an earthquake appears in the diagram below.
Wave motion
A second wave...
Physics, 23.03.2020 21:44 Nicole3246
A wave produced by an earthquake appears in the diagram below.
Wave motion
A second wave leaves the center of an earthquake at the same time. The second wave is a longitudinal wave. After 10 seconds, will the two waves travel the same distance?
Yes, because both waves are longitudinal waves.
Yes, because all waves travel at the same speed in similar mediums
No, because only one type of wave can travel through a medium at a time.
No, because transverse waves travel at different speeds than longitudinal waves,
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