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Match the types of waves to their correct descriptions.
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Longitudinal
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Transverse
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Direction of movement of a longitudinal wave
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Direction of movement of a transverse wave
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Longitudinal — particles oscillate parallel to the direction of wave propagation; has compressions and rarefactions (e.g., sound).
Transverse — particles oscillate perpendicular to the direction of wave propagation; has crests and troughs (e.g., waves on a string, EM waves).
Direction of movement of a longitudinal wave — particle motion is parallel (same direction) as the wave.
Direction of movement of a transverse wave — particle motion is perpendicular to the wave.
Transverse — particles oscillate perpendicular to the direction of wave propagation; has crests and troughs (e.g., waves on a string, EM waves).
Direction of movement of a longitudinal wave — particle motion is parallel (same direction) as the wave.
Direction of movement of a transverse wave — particle motion is perpendicular to the wave.
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