Physics, asked by naeem140575, 10 months ago

Sally and Conrad were arguing over the difference between a transverse wave and a longitudinal wave. Sally said that mechanical waves could be either transverse or longitudinal. George said that sound waves were longitudinal and not transverse. Who is correct and why?

Group of answer choices


Neither are correct.


Only George is correct because sound waves are not transverse waves.


Only Sally is correct because longitudinal waves and transverse waves are mechanical waves.


Both are correct since sound waves are mechanical waves.

Answers

Answered by tarunkumartkm707
5

Answer:both are correct since sound waves are mechanical waves

Explanation:

Answered by muscardinus
5

Both are correct since sound waves are mechanical waves.

Explanation:

Sound wave is an example of mechanical wave. These wave requires a material medium for its propagation.

In this case, Sally and Conrad were arguing over the difference between a transverse wave and a longitudinal wave.

Sally said that mechanical waves could be either transverse or longitudinal.

George said that sound waves were longitudinal and not transverse.

The mechanical waves could be either transverse or longitudinal ad also the sound wave is a longitudinal wave.

So, the correct option is (d) "Both are correct since sound waves are mechanical waves".

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