What does it mean when the
compressions of a longitudinal
wave are far apart?
A. the am...
Physics, 15.02.2021 20:10, nevecronin
What does it mean when the
compressions of a longitudinal
wave are far apart?
A. the amplitude is higher
B. the wavelength is longer
C. the wavelength is shorter
D. the amplitude is shorter
Answers: 3
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