Longitudinal waves and tuning forks, Physics

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Longitudinal Waves and Tuning Forks

Sound waves are generates through vibrating objects. Whether it is the sound of a person's voice, the sound of a piano and the sound of a trombone or the sound of a physics book slamming to the floor and the source of the sound is forever a vibrating object.

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