Question

In a transverse wave, this is the magnitude of height of a wave from origin to crest.
In a longitudinal wave, this is corresponds to how much the wave is compressed, as compared to areas of little compression.

Answer 1

a transverse wave, this is the magnitude of height of a wave from origin to crest. In a longitudinal wave, this is corresponds to how much the wave is compressed, as compared to areas of little compression. This is wave whose energy travels in the same direction as the energy is transferred

Answer 2

In a transverse wave, amplitude is the magnitude of height of a wave from origin to crest. In a longitudinal wave, crest is corresponds to how much the wave is compressed

What are waves?

A wave is a dynamic disturbance of one or more quantities that propagates and is commonly described by a wave equation.

• In transverse wave, magnitude of height of a wave from origin to crest part is called amplitude.
• In longitudinal wave, the part of the wave in which compression is occur will known as crest.

Hence for the transverse wave that is amplitude and for the longitudinal wave that is crest.

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