Question

what is a transver waves and give it's characteristic​

Answer 1

Answer:

Transverse waves are waves in physics whose oscillations are perpendicular to the direction of the wave.

Light is an example of transverse wave.

The displacement of a particle at any point p of the medium and any time t (seconds) will be

S(p,t) = A u sin((t - (p - o)•d/v)/T + φ)

where

A is the wave's amplitude or strength

T is its period

v is the speed of propagation

φ is its phase at o.

They can be either electromagnetic or mechanical in nature. It kind of looks like a squiggly line with peaks and valleys, which we call crests and troughs.