why is sound wave is called a longitudinal wave
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Sound wave is typically a pressure wave and we all know that pressure waves are longitudinal waves.
Pressure waves moves in regions of compression and relaxations instead of creat and trough.
Pressure waves moves in regions of compression and relaxations instead of creat and trough.
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The vibration of the medium that travels parallel to the direction of the wave or along in the direction of the wave, is called a longitudinal wave. The direction of particles of the medium vibrates parallel to the direction of the propagation of disturbance. Therefore, a sound wave is called a longitudinal wave.
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