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How do particles move in a longitudinal wave?
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The vibrations move in circles along the wave's direction of travel.

The vibrations move in opposition to the wave's direction of travel.

The vibrations move parallel to the wave's direction of travel.

The vibrations move perpendicular to the wave's direction of travel.

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Answered by sr1789259
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Hi, The difference between true meridian and magnetic meridian is called a decimation. It changes from place to place and also affect due to local errors. The difference between horizontal line and magnetic line of field is called as magnetic dip. True north is a fixed point on the earth. Magnetic north is different. It is the direction that a compass needle points towards the alignment of Earth’s magnetic field. Since, its position is contii changing, and again magnetic north and true north will align.

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