Differentiate between wave velocity and particle velocity for a mechanical wave in the medium
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The velocity with which the wave travels in space is called the wave velocity. It is defined as v=frequency∗wavelength.v=frequency∗wavelength.
Particle velocity is the velocity with which the particles are vibrating to transfer the energy in form of a wave.
The wave velocity remains constant (provided the density of medium and frequency of source is constant), whereas particle velocity depends on the time (for a particular particle) or depends on where the particle is (for a particular time).
Particle velocity is the velocity with which the particles are vibrating to transfer the energy in form of a wave.
The wave velocity remains constant (provided the density of medium and frequency of source is constant), whereas particle velocity depends on the time (for a particular particle) or depends on where the particle is (for a particular time).
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The velocity with which the wave travels in space is called the wave velocity. It is defined as v=frequency∗wavelength.v=frequency∗wavelength.
Particle velocity is the velocity with which the particles are vibrating to transfer the energy in form of a wave.
The wave velocity remains constant (provided the density of medium and frequency of source is constant), whereas particle velocity depends on the time (for a particular particle) or depends on where the particle is (for a particular time).
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