Physics, asked by ahsaan62, 11 months ago

Sound waves are longitudinal. why do we draw them as transverse?

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Answered by adhilmomu7

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Sound waves are always longitudinal in nature. They are represented by compressions and rare fractions of oscillating particles. When we show the amplitude, wavelength, etc of a sound wave, we are not drawing the actual sound wave but a depiction in form sine wave. This is done because of ease of understanding.

Answered by vedikabaghel1820

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Explanation:longitutude

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