Physics, 19.09.2019 06:30 jakepeavy70

Where do earthquake waves originate from? select one:
a. earth's inner core
b. the epicenter
c. the focus
d. the core-mantle boundary?

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Where do earthquake waves originate from? select one:
a. earth's inner core
b. the epi...