The first blank is Mercator, and the second blank is Azimuthal Equidistant.
<h2>Right answer: The density of Earth's layers</h2>
The Earth is basically made up of layers, with the Earth's crust being one of the last layers (the surface on which we stand). However, <u>this crust is not continuous, it is composed of pieces called</u><u> tectonic plates</u><u>, and the places where these plates joint together are called </u><u>faults.
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When theses tectonic plates move or when sudden displacements in faults or cracks in the interior of earth’s crust occur; seismic waves are originated.
The seismic waves are the propagation of disturbances generated by small movements in a medium, <u>they propagate towards the earth's surface</u> causing earthquakes or low intensity seismic movements.
Now, <u>the speed of the waves</u> depends of the properties of the medium; which are fundamentally:
(1) the elasticity and (2) <u>the density</u> of the materials by which it is propagated.
<h2>Therefore, according to the speed of the seismic wave, the density of the Earth layer can be found.
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A seismograph is used and p waves and s waves are used to determine the distance of the waves
Answer:
Just list some nearby mountains, rivers, lakes, oceans, ponds, reservoirs, ect.
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