Longitudinal waves emanating from the earthquake focus to the environment are called It is the first earthquake wave to ..... reach the seismograph (the device that measures the intensity of the earthquake). Its speed varies between 1.5 km / hand 8 km /h depending on the structure of the shell. -Its destruction effects are low. -They spread in every environment (solid-liquid-gas). - Longitudinal waves. D S Waves D Lwaves DRwaves P waves Boş bırak <Önceki 7/20 Sonraki> Kapat

Longitudinal waves emanating from the earthquake focus to the environment are called It is the first earthquake wave to ..... reach the seismograph (the device that measures the intensity of the earthquake). Its speed varies between 1.5 km / hand 8 km /h depending on the structure of the shell. -Its destruction effects are low. -They spread in every environment (solid-liquid-gas). - Longitudinal waves. D S Waves D Lwaves DRwaves P waves Boş bırak <Önceki 7/20 Sonraki> Kapat

Structural Analysis

6th Edition

ISBN:9781337630931

Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Publisher:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Chapter2: Loads On Structures

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1P

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