Are Sound Waves Longitudinal waves? | Don't Memorise

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At 3:22 the answer is yes. Because sound waves can be longitudinal and transverse both in term of solids.

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Sound waves can be transverse waves even on the surface of the liquids

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Please upload a video on why frequency of sound wave doesn't change with change in medium.

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Please upload the video of how we receive sound by our ears?

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when the atoms move back to their equilibrium position do they do it because of push exerted by the atom after them or is it a restorative force

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I think both happens ! Ideally, the atom oscilates with a simple harmonic motion around the equilibrium position, and that occurs due to its interaction with the atoms around it. The result of that interaction, that is electromagnetic, is a restoring force ! Macroscopically, we identify that air has elasticity, and thus it is really possible to have a restoring force like F = -kx

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In transverse waves wavelength is measured from crust to trough or once the wave form gets repeated .In longitudinal was es what we measure?

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they can also be transverse wave in solids

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Sound waves can be transverse waves in solids

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but what about sound propagating as transverse wave in solid?

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I have a question. What happens to the particles during the action of the longitudinal wave? They get energy, then they move, but on the basis of which they return to their original place, even backwards, if they are no longer affected by energy?

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I dont know much but this is all that i have got As the atoms gain energy they move in the right direction (this energy which gets stored in the atom is its potential energy ) and further this energy gets released in the form of kinetic energy but in the opposite direction and the atom acts as if it suggests that it wants to go to its previous point

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What I think is when air expands it's ATM pressure decreases and to balance ATM pressure it again returns on its original place

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Plz tell me Which wave is stronger longitudinal or transverse?

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why that thumbnail...its showing transverse waves...

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In micro acoustics you can have transverse sound waves.

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Why does the speed of sound doesn't change with change in frequency

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v = f (WaveLength) when f increases wavelength decreases because f is indirectly proportional to wave length

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Does it travel through transverse, longitudinal, or both? It's a simple question