Physics, 02.09.2020 22:01 amuijakobp78deg

However, the spring does exert a transverse "action" force on the support at the fixed end: If the incident wave is traveling on the top side of the spring, the spring will try to pull the support up, toward this top side. In this case, what would the transverse "reaction" force be? Does it make sense why this would invert the wave?

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