Give me the difference between longitudnal wave and transverse wave and atleast give me its 3 differences
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☆Longitudinal waves:-
A longitudinal waves is a wave where the movement of the medium is in the same direction as the wave.
This causes particles to move left and right inducing other particles to vibrate.
The primary wave in the earthquake is the longitudinal waves.
The longitudinal waves are one dimension.
☆Transverse waves:-
Transverse waves is a wave where the movement of the medium is at a right angle to the wave direction.
The particles move up and down as the wave mones horizontally.
The secondary waves in a earthquake is the transverse waves.
The transverse waves are the two dimension.
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Hey mate here is your answer :
• Longitudnal wave :
1.) The particle of medium vibrate in the direction of propagation wave about their mean position.
2.) These wave propagates in the form of compressions and rare fractions.
3.) When these waves propagates through the medium density of medium changes.
• Transverse wave :
1.) Particles of medium vibrate perpendicular above their mean position in direction of wave.
2.) It travels in the form of creast and trought.
3.) There is no change in density when transverse ways passes through medium.
hope it helpful to you ^_^
• Longitudnal wave :
1.) The particle of medium vibrate in the direction of propagation wave about their mean position.
2.) These wave propagates in the form of compressions and rare fractions.
3.) When these waves propagates through the medium density of medium changes.
• Transverse wave :
1.) Particles of medium vibrate perpendicular above their mean position in direction of wave.
2.) It travels in the form of creast and trought.
3.) There is no change in density when transverse ways passes through medium.
hope it helpful to you ^_^
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