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Following a lecture on transverse and longitudinal waves, four students make Venn diagrams to characterize these waves. Which Venn diagram is correct?
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Following a lecture on transverse and longitudinal waves, four students make Venn diagrams to characterize these waves.

Which Venn diagram is correct?

Following a lecture on transverse and longitudinal waves, four students make Venn-example-1
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Answer: B

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Answer: Transverse: Light, All parts of electromagnetic spectrum, vibrating string, medium motion is perpendicular

Middle: Has speed, Travels through solids, Created by a disturbance

Longitudinal: Medium motion is parallel, has regions of high and low density, sound, can travel through a vacuum

Explanation: I'm pretty sure it's the right answer but I cant see if I got it right on edge

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