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what is mean by wavelength, amplitude, crest, trough, compression, rarefaction​

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Answered by Theusos
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Hi friend here is your answer

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Compression -

It is the part of the longitudinal wave in which the particles are close to one another and there is reduction in the volume of the medium

Rarefaction -

It is the part of the wave in which the particles are far apart from each other and there is increase in the volume of medium

Crest -

The topmost curve in the wave is called crest

Trough -

While the bottom most curve is called the trough

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Amplitude - It is the maximum displacement of the particles from the mean position

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Wavelength -

It is the distance between two successive crest or trough

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Answered by kavy0
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Hey mate...... Here is the correct answer :

amplitude is the maximum displacement from either side of the mean position

wavelength is the distance between two consecutive troughs or two consecutive crest

crest is the upper peak of the wave

truck is the lower pic of the wave

compression is that place where sound particles are compressed and are in a large number

rarefraction is opposite to compression

TRIVIA

besides amplitude and wavelength a sound wave has also some virtues like time period frequency pitch and loudness ......... the time taken by A vibrating body to complete one oscillation is called time period SI unit is second..... the number of oscillation completed in one second is called frequency SI unit is Hertz.... loudness is determined by the amplitude it is in relationship as loudness is directly proportional to amplitude square..... which is related to frequency high pitch means shriller and low pitch means flatter sound

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