Nwhat direction does the medium move relative to the direction of the wave? explain.

Two types of mechanical waves: longitudinal waves and transverse waves; the medium movement differs between the two.

In a longitudinal wave the medium particle movement is parallel to the direction of wave propagation; example is sound wave in air.

In a transverse wave the medium particle movement is perpendicular to the direction of wave propagation; example is mechanical wave on a string.

At the point when a ultrasonic pulse, containing, say, ten semi sinusoidal motions, is reflected in air from a harsh surface, it is watched tentatively that the scattered wave prepare contains disengagements, which are firmly similar to those found in blemished precious stones. We demonstrate hypothetically that such disengagements are not out of the ordinary at whatever point restricted trains of waves, eventually got from a similar oscillator, go in various headings and meddle - for instance in a disseminating issue. Scattering is not included. Conditions are given demonstrating the itemized structure of edge, screw and blended edge-screw separations, and furthermore of parallel arrangements of such disengagements. Edge disengagements can float with respect to the wave prepare at any speed; they can likewise climb, and screw separations can coast. Wavefront separations might be bended, and they may meet; they may impact and bounce back; they may destroy each other or be made as circles or combines. With separations in wave trains, not at all like precious stone disengagements, there is no breakdown of linearity close to the inside. Scientifically they are lines along which the stage is vague; this suggests the wave abundancy is zero.(for a wide range of waves)

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Alinear relationship would look like a straight line on the graph. it could have a positive negative or 0 slope. so it could be a line potentially going in any direction but it must be perfectly straight.

Independent variable is something that is changed in a experiment.