why are sound waves called mechanical waves?
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Mechanical wave- Waves that require a medium ( solid, liquid or gas) to travel are known as mechanical waves. ... So, sound waves are longitudinal. Also, it cannot travel through a vacuum and requires a medium (solid, liquid, or gas) to travel. Thus, a sound wave is called a mechanical wave.
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Mechanical wave- Waves that require a medium ( solid, liquid or gas) to travel are known as mechanical waves. ... So, sound waves are longitudinal. Also, it cannot travel through a vacuum and requires a medium (solid, liquid, or gas) to travel. Thus, a sound wave is called a mechanical wave.
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