The p-waves of an earthquake arrived at a seismic station at 08:55:50 and the s-waves arrived at 09:03:40. What is the distance to the epicenter from this seismic station?

The difference in P and S wave arrival times at a seismic station is 8 minutes. What is the distance to the epicenter?

What will be the distance traveled by a P wave in 3 minutes?

How long does it take for the P wave to travel 2000 km?

How far does a S wave travel in 10 minutes?

What happens to the time difference between primary and secondary was as the distance traveled gets longer?

The difference in arrival times for the P and S wave was 4 minutes and 30 seconds. How far away is the Earthquake?

What is the minimum amount of seismic stations needed to locate the epicenter of an Earthquake?

The magnitude of an earthquake is a number that represents the

Earthquake S-waves do not pass through which two interior Earth layers?

A seismic station is 5000 kilometers from the epicenter. What is the difference between the arrival time of the first P-wave and the arrival time of the first S-wave recorded at this station?

A P-wave takes 5 minutes to travel from the epicenter of an earthquake to a seismic station. Approximately how many minutes will it take an S-wave to travel that same distance?

The epicenter of an earthquake is located 6,500 kilometers away from a seismic station. If the first S-wave arrived at this seismic station at 1:30 p.m., at what time did the first P-wave arrive?

What is the approximate time difference between the first P-wave and the first S-wave recorded at a seismic station located 8000 kilometers from an earthquake's epicenter?

What type of boundary is found at the San Andreas Fault?

The Aleutian Islands extend westward from southern Alaska to form the northern boundary of the Pacific Ocean. These volcanic islands were formed by the nearby