Ok, Brainly doesn't have the required math symbols I need to give you the best looking answer so we'll have to do this the best we can. In short, yes it could be a wave. A simple wave,ψ, is described by the equation d²ψ/dx² - (1/c²)d²ψ/dt² = 0. The right side must be a nonzero constant, which is zero here. This is a basic wave equation. It says if the second partial derivative of a function with respect to space minus the second partial derivative of that function with respect to time, multiplied by a constant (1/c² here) equals a constant (0 here) then that function describes a wave. Brainly doesn't have a partial derivative symbol so I used "d". Also the c in my equation is the speed of the wave. Not necessarily the same c as in your equation.
Now let's look at your function. The second partial derivative of it with respect to x makes the t term 0 (it's a constant as far as x is concerned) and the x term becomes 2c. Doing the same thing for the partial derivative of it for t leaves 2d. These terms represent two constants, which if subtracted, as the wave equation requires, would lead to a constant on the right, which could be made zero if the coefficients c and d are chosen correctly.
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When an object vibrates, it creates kinetic energy that is transmitted by molecules in the medium. As the vibrating sound wave comes in contact with air particles passes its kinetic energy to nearby molecules. As these energized molecules begin to move, they energize other molecules that repeat the process.
Surface air pressure is a consequence of the weight of the air acting on its surface. For example, if you are standing on Mars, the pressure around you is what you call the surface air pressure. Thus, that surface air pressure must be 0.007 atm.
