Why does a mechanical wave require a medium for transmission?
- the medium provides the requ...
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Why does a mechanical wave require a medium for transmission?
- the medium provides the required energy needed to propagate the wave.
- the wave is only transmitted when particles bump into each other.
- the medium keeps the wave from propagating too far.
- the medium provides an opposing force to slow down the wave.
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