After earthquakes happen, there will be smaller events which are known as <u>aftershocks</u>.
<h3>What are aftershocks?</h3>
These are smaller scale tremors that are felt after an earthquake has occured in a region.
They are usually more serious the close one is to the epicenter, and for really strong earthquakes, aftershocks can be quite dangerous.
In conclusion, option B is correct.
Find out more on aftershocks at brainly.com/question/1266375.
Answer:
Oceania is a region made up of thousands of islands throughout the Central and South Pacific Ocean.
You have to look at the arrival time between the P and S waves. it looks like they already did it for you here. the answer is 1035 km.
I drew a couple extra lines to show you in more detail.
Let's say for example our p-wave arrived at t=4min and our s wave arrived at t=6.5 min. The time difference is 2.5 min. So you can either plot 4 and 6.5 and draw a line straight across like I did (green line and dotted green) or find the spot where the distance between the two lines is t = 2.5 min. We see the epicentral distance for the green line is about 1800km.
Try the yellow line yourself. you should get t values of about 4.5 and 8.5 at an epicentral distance of 2600km.
There are five factors of soil formation, these are:
1) Parent Material
2) Topography
3) Biota
4) Climate
5) Time
The parent material of soil is the material that soil develops from. It is where the soil acquires its inherent characteristics or attributes that will influence the direction, timing, and nature of soil as it develops over time.
Though Topography, Time, and Climate are factors of soil development, they are rendered unimportant when parent material is not present.