Why can't sound waves be polarized?
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When transverse waves have their particles always vibrating in the same plane, the wave is said to be "plane polarised". Longitudinal waves can't be polarised because their particles vibrate in the same direction that the wave travels.
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when transverse waves have their particles always vibrating in in the same plane, the wave is said to be " plane polarized "
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