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Direction of waves is parallel to distance of vibration in A) transverse waves B) longitudinal waves C) both transverse and longitudinal waves D) none of waves

Direction of waves is parallel to distance of vibration in A) transverse waves B) longitudinal waves C) both transverse and longitudinal waves D) none of waves
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Direction of waves is parallel to distance of vibration in

A) transverse waves
B) longitudinal waves
C) both transverse and longitudinal waves
D) none of waves

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Answer:

Longitudical Wave

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User Thijs Feryn
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i strongly go with A
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