( Extremely Need Help ASAP). Will Mark Brainliest to whoever can be honest with there response). You will do research to learn more about the seismic waves play in earthquakes and tsunamis. Address one of the following questions: • How does an underwater earthquake cause a tsunami? • Why do some earthquakes cause more damage than others? Here's a website and some keyword search terms to help you get started ( USGS EARTHQUAKES) Keywords search terms: earthquakeformation, P wave, S wave, tsunami, earthquake travel, analyzing earthquakes. Should do the following things: 1) discuss how different types of waves are formed and describe how the waves travel. 2) explain how scientists use waves to track and analyze earthquakes. 3) cover recent events involving earthquakes and / or tsunamis that illustrate the points made in your explanation. ( Will Mark Brainliest to whoever can be honest with there response).

1) underwater earthquake caused tsunami‘s by making the earth shake, causing the water to become shaky and cause the water to move back and forth and stuff, causing a tsunami

2) some earthquakes caused more damage than others depending on how strong the earthquake is, it all depends on that factor.

3) different types of waves are formed from depending on how the gravitational pull is on earth, this is a huge factor on how waves are created. The waves travel depending on the weather sometimes and even like I said before the gravitational pull on earth can also have a factor on it.

4) depending on how much the water is moving and stuff, it can help scientist determine earthquakes because in order for the waves in the oceans to move it needs some type of forced to move it and Earthquakes make the earth shake which can make The waves move depending on how rough or smoothly The waves are.

5) (some earthquakes and tsunami that of happened in the recent past can prove the explanation because modern today matters on how we do our stuff and if you want to look up tsunami‘s earthquakes that have happened recently I think it’s best to look that up online and then give the best answer you can)

I hope this helps :)

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