I want to know how longitudanal waves oscillates in the direction perpendicular to the direction of propagation
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no u r wrong it is in case of transverse waves the oscillations is perpendicular to the direction of propagation
u can refer to the cork and water experiment
on surface of liquids the wave is tranverse
when u drop the cork in water u find ripples going in all directions but the cork moves slight up and down in the same position
u can refer to the cork and water experiment
on surface of liquids the wave is tranverse
when u drop the cork in water u find ripples going in all directions but the cork moves slight up and down in the same position
subbu2004:
ok... thanks but can u explain me how it is perpendicular
Hmmm ok
I will edit in the ans ok
ok...
it has been shown experimentally
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