Longitudinal waves

a. travel the fastest.

b. cannot be detected in locations between 105° and 140° from an earthquake's epicenter.

c. travel through solids and liquids.

d. All of the above.

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Physics

Sawyer Blackwell

23 August, 00:13

Longitudinal waves

a. travel the fastest.

b. cannot be detected in locations between 105° and 140° from an earthquake's epicenter.

c. travel through solids and liquids.

d. All of the above.

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Maxwell Yoder · Answer 1

I believe that the answer you seek is D all of the above. I could not find any information on B but I can confirm that these specific waves can travel through both forms of solid and liquid and also gas and travel faster then transverse waves.

Longitudinal wavesa. travel the fastest.b. cannot be detected in locations between 105° and 140° from an earthquake's epicenter.c. travel through solids and liquids.d. All of the above.

Longitudinal waves

a. travel the fastest.

b. cannot be detected in locations between 105° and 140° from an earthquake's epicenter.

c. travel through solids and liquids.

d. All of the above.