Physics, 05.05.2020 22:14 ashley352

The standard wave format for any wave is
a a transverse
b a longitudinal
c an electromagnetic
wave. When depicting
a a transverse
b a longitudinal
c an electromagnetic
wave in standard wave
format, the direction of motion must be rotated by 90 degrees. Only one of two waves is shown at a time when placing
a a transverse
b a longitudinal
c an electromagnetic
wave in standard wave format

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The standard wave format for any wave is
a a transverse
b a longitudinal
c an ele...