Asked by LOL 101
What is the difference between the way matter responds to a transverse wave and a longitudal wave?
A. Matter moves in the same direction in a longitudal wave, and at right angles to the direction of a transverse wave.
B. Matter moves at right angles to the direction of a longitudal wave, and at right angles to the direction of a transverse wave.
C. A longitudal wave dose not need matter through which to travel, while a transverse does.
D. A longitudal wave needs matter through which to travel, while a transverse wave does not.
A. Matter moves in the same direction in a longitudal wave, and at right angles to the direction of a transverse wave.
B. Matter moves at right angles to the direction of a longitudal wave, and at right angles to the direction of a transverse wave.
C. A longitudal wave dose not need matter through which to travel, while a transverse does.
D. A longitudal wave needs matter through which to travel, while a transverse wave does not.
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Answered by
LOL 101
Sorry i forgot to say that my answer is A.
Answered by
bobpursley
A is correct.
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