Question 7 (2 points) While calculating the epicenter of an earthquake, scientists at one of the seismometer stations received P
waves, but did not receive any recorded S waves, what does this most likely mean? Question 7 options: There was no earthquake recorded Their seismometer is malfunctioning The earthquake was not strong enough to reach their location The S waves cannot travel through liquids; therefore, this signifies there is a liquid between the epicenter and the location.
