Longitudinal waves also possible in solids. how explain with diagram.
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Arun
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Sound is a longitudinal wave and propagates from the solid into the gas as a longitudinal wave. It is possible to get transverse waves in solids and they are generally known as shear waves. However we would not normally describe a shear wave as a sound wave. Shear waves in a solid will not propagate into a gas
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