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Seismic waves are mechanical waves.

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Sound waves are mechanical vibrations that physically move the material through which they travel.


Sound waves are not electromagnetic waves.

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Mechanical ... something (water) is moving.

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No. They are two different types of waves.

Mechanical waves require a medium, such as air, to travel through. Electromagnetic waves do not need a medium to travel through.

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Seismic waves are mechanical waves.

Hint: They cause the Earth to quake and shake, which

no light can ever do no matter how bright it is.

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Mechanical energy

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sound wave is a mechanical wave

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Mechanical

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