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Is it true that compression and refraction are not the same?


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a

True

b

False   

answer is A.

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Detailed Solution

The above statement is True.
Compressions and refractions are formed in a longitudinal wave where the density and pressure become maximum at compression and minimum at the reflection. In a longitudinal wave, compression is where the particles are close to each other. In a longitudinal wave, a rarefaction occurs where the particles are the furthest distance from each other. Compression refers to the area where the medium is compressed, and rarefaction refers to the area where the medium is spread out.
  
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