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Which type of wave CANNOT have compressions and rarefactions? A) sound B) transverse C) mechanical D) longitudinal

Which type of wave CANNOT have compressions and rarefactions? A) sound B) transverse C) mechanical D) longitudinal
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Which type of wave CANNOT have compressions and rarefactions?

A) sound
B) transverse
C) mechanical
D) longitudinal

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User TechySharnav
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Your best choose is to go with transverse because transverse has neither compressions or rarefactions

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User Sivasakthi Jayaraman
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