Asked by lily
From which ocean floor destination would a sonar signal take the longest amount of time to return to the receiver?
A.
a continental shelf
B.
a trench
C.
a deep-ocean basin
D.
an abyssal plain
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B. a trench
A sonar return time depends on the distance to the seafloor. Ocean trenches are the deepest features (e.g., Mariana Trench), so a ping from there travels the farthest and takes the longest to return.
A sonar return time depends on the distance to the seafloor. Ocean trenches are the deepest features (e.g., Mariana Trench), so a ping from there travels the farthest and takes the longest to return.
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