A longitudinal wave is a wave in which particles of the medium move in a direction parallel to the direction that the wave moves
Answer:
1) Buoyant force, 2) sinks, 3) equilibrium, 4) fleet , 5) LIFT force
Explanation:
A body in a fluid is subjected to two forces, its weight and the thrust
sun F = B - W
the em
bid is always vertical and contrary to weight, let's analyze and complete the different situations presented
1) Buoyant force
2) sinks B <W
3) equilibrium B = W
4) fleet B> W
5) by the sum of two forces:
* Thrust, but the density of air is much less than the density of water, therefore the thrust in the air is less.
* The other force in airplanes the lift force given by the difference in the path of the air when the plane moves, which translates into a pressure difference between the upper part of the wing and the lower part, it is force is called LIFT force
The amplitude of a wave is a measure of the energy it carries. The amplitude of a wave is the distance between the midline of a wave and its crest or trough.
Amplitude measures the amount of energy being transported by a wave. The larger the amplitude, the more the energy that a wave has.
Wave such as water waves have energy. Smaller waves have less energy because they have a smaller amplitude. Tsunamis have very high amplitudes and thus have a huge amount of energy