You will feel the s-wave 12.4 seconds after you felt the p-wave.
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How to find the difference in time?</h3>
The waves must travel 250 km, we know that the p-wave travels with a velocity of 6.3km/s. The time it takes to travel that distance is given by:
250km/( 6.3km/s) = 39.68s
At this point is when you feel the p-wave.
The s-wave travels at 4.8 km/s, than it will take:
250km/(4.8km/s) = 52.08 s
The difference in time is:
d = 52.08s - 39.68s = 12.4 s
This means that you will feel the s-wave 12.4 seconds after you felt the p-wave.
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Answer:
TRUE
Explanation:
Opposite or lateral directions mean that the plates SLIDE past each other. Transform boundaries is when that happens.
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Answer: The type of front in the box within the image is given below-
- Cold front are those in which the cold air becomes mobile and enters the region of warm air. Due to its greater density it remains in contact with the ground surface and further pushes the warm air to rise up. Here, the Blue line depicts the cold front.
- Warm front are those in which the less denser warm air rises up over the colder dense air. Its the region of low pressure zone and here the red line depicts the warm front.
- Stationary front are those in which the two opposite moving fronts are parallel. Here the line containing both blue and red depicts the stationary front.
Answer:
Cellular respiration takes place in all types of cells, of all organisms.
It occurs in <u>autotrophs</u> (plants) and <u>heterotrophs</u> (animals).
<em>Cellular respiration begins in the cytoplasm of cells. It is completed in mitochondria.</em>
