Difference b/w transverse and longitudinal waves
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Transverse- displacement normal to the direction of wave
Longitudinal- displacement along the direction of wave
Transverse- consist of crest and trough
Longitudinal- consist of compression and rarefaction
Longitudinal- displacement along the direction of wave
Transverse- consist of crest and trough
Longitudinal- consist of compression and rarefaction
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Transverse Wave
1 - It is a wave in which particle of the medium oscillates Up and Down about it mean position
2 - The direction of propagation of transverse wave is perpendicular to the displacement of the particles in a medium.
3 - Example - Light wave , Water wave etc...
Longitudinal Wave
1 - It is a wave in which particle of the medium oscillates Back and Forth about its mean position.
2 - Its direction of propagation is parallel or along the displacemnet of the particles.
3 - Example - Sound wave , Pressure waves etc..
1 - It is a wave in which particle of the medium oscillates Up and Down about it mean position
2 - The direction of propagation of transverse wave is perpendicular to the displacement of the particles in a medium.
3 - Example - Light wave , Water wave etc...
Longitudinal Wave
1 - It is a wave in which particle of the medium oscillates Back and Forth about its mean position.
2 - Its direction of propagation is parallel or along the displacemnet of the particles.
3 - Example - Sound wave , Pressure waves etc..
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