Use the ppt from last class to answer the following questions.
True or False
_ I. The wa...
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Use the ppt from last class to answer the following questions.
True or False
_ I. The wavelength is the distance from one crest to the next crest.
2. In a standing wave, the nodes move up and down.
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3. P-waves (primary) and S-waves (secondary) are example of surface waves.
4. P-waves can travel in any typ of material (solids, liquids, and gases),
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