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Why there are transverse waves on surface of water ? Explain

Answer 1

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Hey, MY DEAR ❤️ ❤️
here is ur Ans
Transverse wave Oscillations where particles are displaced perpendicular to the wave direction..
❄️1.Particles moving up and down (i.e vibrations) on the surface of water.
2.The particles move perpendicular to the direction the wave travels. 3.Transverse waves are created on above water surface when a motion perpendicular to the direction of propagation of the wave is induced in the molecules that make up that medium.
So, this is the reason transverse wave on the surface of water ...
Hey dear ❤️ ☺️ hope u understand....

Answer 2

$\textbf{Wave On Water Surface}$

Actually, water particles are typical example which show both longitudinal ans transverse motion.



$\textbf{Interesting Point}$

In most of science book water wave is display as a transverse wave but actually it is combination of both transverse and longitudinal.



$\textbf{Reason why water wave is transverse}$

we know in transverse wave the motion of particles is perpendicular to propagation of
of wave

in water surface particles move perpendicular to motion of wave



$\textbf{Note}$

particles of water move in circle so it show both motion horizontal and vertical



$\textbf{Waves}$



$\textbf{Defination}$

wave it is defined as transfer of energy without any transfer of matter


$\textbf{Interesting About wave}$

Actually is made up of nothing .it is just a phenomenon by which transfer of energy take place from one point to another .


$\textbf{Type of wave}$

$\textbf{(1) Longitudinal wave }$

$\textbf{(2) Transverse wave}$

$\textbf{(3) Surface wave}$



$\textbf{Discuss One By One}$


$\textbf{Longitudinal wave }$

Movement of the particles are parallel to the motion of the energy.

Eg . Sound wave.( particles are move back and fro in it)


$\textbf{(2) Transverse wave}$

In a transverse wave, the particles of the medium oscillate in a direction perpendicular to the direction of propagation

Eg motion in string,


$\textbf{Surface wave}$

You may think of a surface wave as just a bunch of moving water or--in the case of an earthquake--moving dirt.

Surface wave is occour between the boundery
of two substance

Eg earthquake