An epicenter station is 5,600 km away. How long after the first P-wave did the first S-wave arriv
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It would take 448 seconds after the first p-wave the first s-wave will arrived.
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An epicenter station is 5,600 km away. How long after the first P-wave did the first S-wave arriv
Given :
d ( distance ) = 5600 km
t ( time constant ) = 8 seconds
TD ( Time difference ) = ? unknown
The formula of determining the distance of Earthquake epicenter from the seismic station is ( d = TD / 8 s × 100 km )
TD ( Time difference in the arrival of P-wave and S-wave )
we can use the formula (TD = d × 8 s / 100 km ) in order to solve the time difference in the arrival of P-wave and S-wave.
TD = d × 8 s / 100 km
= 5600 km × 8 s / 100 km
= 44,800 km·s / 100 km
= 448 seconds
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