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I could say longitudinal

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14y ago
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Generally, sound is classically defined as longitudinal waves in a medium.

However, sound can also behave as a transverse wave in solids

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15y ago
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No, because sound waves moves in various direction and longitudinal waves moves in one direction.

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13y ago
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Yes. At least in a gas, there can be no transverse waves.

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13y ago
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Yes. Sound waves are longitudinal waves.

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14y ago
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yes

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Yes

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14y ago
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longitudinal

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4y ago
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