S-waves do<span>, the seismograph </span>will<span> detect </span>P-waves<span> arriving </span>first<span>, and </span>S-waves will<span> follow. The </span>time difference<span>, as recorded on a clock, </span>between<span> when the </span>P-waves<span> and </span>S-waves<span> ... earthquake waves speed up with increasing </span>distance<span>, and the lag time graph</span>
Answer: conduction
Explanation:
Because you are physically touching the handle
ANY force causes an object to accelerate, just as long as there are not
some other forces on the object that cancel out the first one.
Are you looking for the answer ... an "UNBALANCED" force ?
That's a very poor way to describe it, because there's no such thing
as a balanced or unbalanced force. The thing that's balanced or
unbalanced is a GROUP of forces, not a single force.
Answer:
Light
Explanation:
The way a concave mirror works is that since it's concave, the light bounces off of each other. a convex mirror, it curved the opposite, and the mirror has no way to bounce off of itself.
The sun's energy flow through the earth's system by it moving through the earth's atmosphere.
