Earthquakes can produce three types
of waves. One of these is a
transverse wave called an S w...
Earthquakes can produce three types
of waves. One of these is a
transverse wave called an S wave. A
typical Swave travels at 500m/s. Its
wavelength is about 420 meters.
What is its frequency?
A. 1.19 Hz, Perpendicular
B. 0.84 Hz, Perpendicular
C. 1.19 Hz. Parallel
D. 0.84 Hz. Parallel
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