On a seismogram, the first S wave from a distant earthquake arrives 65 seconds after the arrival of the first P wave. Approximately how far is the earthquake epicenter from the seismograph station?

The computation shows that the distance of the earthquake epicenter from the seismograph station is 546km.

From the information given, the first S wave from a distant earthquake arrives 65 seconds after the arrival of the first P wave.

Therefore, the distance will be:

= 65 × 8.4

= 546km

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