Explanation:
After the P waves (primary waves), the shear waves (S waves) are recorded on a seismograph. P waves travel fastest and arrive first, while S waves move more slowly and arrive next. They shake the ground perpendicular to their direction of travel and are important for studying earthquakes.
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Question
Which waves are recorded on a seismograph after the P waves?
Options
Primary waves
Push waves
Shear waves
Surface waves
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Solution
Shear waves
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