TRANSVERSE WAVE

by Treasure Cole·5 views·Updated Mar 13, 2021

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Hello. Good morning.
I will be talking about the different types of waves
and showing you images of them.
The first wave we have here is a trance.
First week This wave is a wave that vibrates perpendicular
to the direction of the wave or path.
And as you see, a man is surfing here he
is going to sort of kind of apart perpendicular direction
and yeah, Next we have compression all wave, as you
see here, a compression all wave defined as a wave
where particles motion is the same direction as you see,
the water is falling down, they all.
It's all falling down in the same direction as you
see here.
The next way that we have is mechanical wave.
A mechanical wave is a way that is not capable
of transmitting any type of energy.
And as you see here, the water is it's moving.
But it's not like a wave or like any big
droplet down, it's making it really, you know, move.
It's not It doesn't have enough energy to move.
This next wave is electromagnetic wave.
As you see here, electromagnetic waves are waves that are
created as a result of vibration between electric field in
the magnetic field and as you see the vibration of
the water as the boat goes through it, you can
see the waterways are very, you know, rapid their movie.
Yes, and last but not least, we have surface wave.
As you see here, surface wave is a mechanical wave
that is, You know, I'm not really describe it, but
it's just a surface wave that doesn't have a lot
of motion.
You know, it's just like a droplet in the water,
and it's like a circular motion around it, like if
you want to drop a rock in the water and
it moves around.
So, yes, that is all the ways I will be
talking about today and thank you for your time.