¿ que es una onda mecánica y como es su gráfica? ¿qué es la amplitud y la frecuencia ?

Physics

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Ainat [17]3 years ago

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Una onda mecánica es una onda que no es capaz de transmitir su energía a través del vacío. Las ondas mecánicas requieren un medio para transportar su energía de un lugar a otro. Una onda de sonido es un ejemplo de onda mecánica. Las ondas sonoras son incapaces de viajar a través del vacío. ¡su gráfico está debajo! La amplitud es un parámetro importante de las ondas y es el desplazamiento máximo de puntos en una onda. Dicho de otra manera, la amplitud es la distancia vertical entre un pico o un valle y el punto de equilibrio. La frecuencia es el número de ciclos de ondas que pasan por un punto por unidad de tiempo.

¡Espero que esto te ayude! Buena suerte y que tengas un gran día. :)

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