Physics, asked by anjalimahto6022, 9 months ago

the excess pressure in a longitudinal wave is given by​

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Answered by tanujyadav28
1

Explanation:

wave pressure can be max or min when displacement is zero depending on the number of particles at a point.

equation of wave s=s

o

sin(kx−ωt)

and pressure p=p

o

cos(kx−wt)

Answered by priyarksynergy
0

po*Cos(kx-wt) is the excess pressure in a longitudinal wave.

Explanation:

Wave pressure can be maximum or minimum when displacement is zero depending on the number of particles at the point.

Equation of wave s=so*Sin(kx-wt) {w = omega}

Equation of pressure p=po*Cos(kx-wt)

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