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Consider a system of volume V and pressure P ,if i add molecules of gases in the system while keeping its volume constant and not providing any energy nor absorbing energy from the system ,its pressure will increase and so does its temperature Why does the temperature increase? More molecules...

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A level i just want to know the truth not what books want me to know so is sound wave a transverse wave in solid?

apparently sound can be longitudinal and transverse wave but air and fluid cannot support transverse wave and sound can be transverse wave in solid i need a book to comfirm the hypothesis

you are telling me that it is a longitudinal wave in the solid but transverse wave at the surface. do you know any book that can give me further explanation on this topic??

but is sound transverse ,longitudinal or both in solid?? everyone is telling me that sound can only be longitudinal (my teachers)

if solid support both does that mean that sound is a transverse wave in solids??

i had always belived that sound wave was a longitudinal wave till i come across something saying that its a transverse wave in solid.can anyone explain is it so??