Primary seismic waves are slow-moving and are examples of transverse waves. True False

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04-04-2017
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Primary seismic waves are slow-moving and are examples of transverse waves. True False

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TheDoctorDonna3 TheDoctorDonna3 · Answer 1 · 2017-04-04T16:46:03+02:00

TheDoctorDonna3 TheDoctorDonna3

04-04-2017

False, Primary Seismic Waves (P-Waves) are Longitudinal or Compressional Waves. It is the Secondary Seismic Waves (S-Waves) ((creative names)) are the Transverse Waves.

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SquishyUnicorn013 SquishyUnicorn013 · Answer 2 · 2020-03-26T23:24:18+01:00

SquishyUnicorn013 SquishyUnicorn013

26-03-2020

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False, Hope this Helps

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