The circle below represents a planet. An earthquake occurs in the crust at the location of the red star. You have seismometers placed around the planet (black dots) that record this earthquake. The P next to a station indicates that a direct P wave was detected by that seismometer. An S next to a station prepresents that a direct S wave was detected. What can we say about the interior structure of the planet based on this data? A) There is a very large liquid outer core. B) There is a small solid inner core C) There is a small liquid core D) The planet is solid and contains no liquid layers
The circle below represents a planet. An earthquake occurs in the crust at the location of the red star. You have seismometers placed around the planet (black dots) that record this earthquake. The P next to a station indicates that a direct P wave was detected by that seismometer. An S next to a station prepresents that a direct S wave was detected. What can we say about the interior structure of the planet based on this data? A) There is a very large liquid outer core. B) There is a small solid inner core C) There is a small liquid core D) The planet is solid and contains no liquid layers
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The circle below represents a planet. An earthquake occurs in the crust at the location of the red star. You have seismometers placed around the planet (black dots) that record this earthquake. The P next to a station indicates that a direct P wave was detected by that seismometer. An S next to a station prepresents that a direct S wave was detected. What can we say about the interior structure of the planet based on this data?
A) There is a very large liquid outer core.
B) There is a small solid inner core
C) There is a small liquid core
D) The planet is solid and contains no liquid layers
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