Answer:
B. P waves can travel through liquids
Explanation:
P waves or primary waves are elastic waves produced from an earthquake. They are the first waves that arrives a Seismic station when an earthquake disturbs the earth.
P and S waves are both body waves that moves within the earth.
P- waves travel faster than S- waves and can propagate through any medium. S-waves or Secondary waves are shear waves that can only propagate through soilds.
Both waves are longitudinal and moves parallel to their source of propagation. They move by disturbing other particles in their line.
Transverse waves are the love and rayleigh waves. They are both surface waves that travels and cause disturbance on the surface of the earth during an earthquake. They move up and down.
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Of Australia and New Zealand
<span>. It is very rare to have precipitation in either the tundra or deserts. They both experience extreme temperatures. Also, limited and no plant life can survive there.</span>
Seasonal changes appear because the Earth's axis is not stable throughout the year. It is tilted (so the correct answer is A) in a way that brings the Norther Hemisphere closer to the Sun around July and the Southern closer to the Sun around December.