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Waves

Transverse wave – a wave that’s energy moves perpendicular to the direction of the wave.

Compression wave (Longitudinal wave) – a wave that’s energy moves parallel to the direction of the wave

Compression – where the coils, or the waves, are bunched together Rarefaction – where the coils, or the waves, are spread apart

Compression waves can look like this too Wavelength Rarefaction Compression

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