does a rarefaction have a longer wavelength than acompression
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If you could see a compression wave moving through the air, you would see an area of molecules compressed in the direction from which the wave was traveling. ... The distance between maximum compression or rarefaction points is one wavelength. As the frequency of a wave goes up, its wavelength becomes shorter.
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If you could see a compression wave moving through the air, you would see an area of molecules compressed in the direction from which the wave was traveling. ... The distance between maximum compression or rarefaction points is one wavelength. As the frequency of a wave goes up, its wavelength becomes shorter.
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