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Longitudinal waves compress the medium they travel though. One example of a longitudinal wave is a A) sound wave. B) ocean wave. C) infrared wave. D) ultraviolet wave.
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Longitudinal waves compress the medium they travel though. One example of a longitudinal wave is a
A) sound wave.
B) ocean wave.
C) infrared wave.
D) ultraviolet wave.
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Sound waves are longitudinal wave.
Oceans waves are surface waves.
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