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what is the difference between sound wave and waves rising in water​

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Answered by Anonymous
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The main difference is frequency, sound waves are in kilohertz, water waves are of course much slower. There are other differences, sound is longitudinal compression, but if you track the motion of a particle in a water wave it moves in an elliptic orbit as the wave passes

Answered by XxitsSwetaxX
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The main difference is frequency, sound waves are in kilohertz, water waves are of course much slower. There are other differences, sound is longitudinal compression, but if you track the motion of a particle in a water wave it moves in an elliptic orbit as the wave passes:)

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