Hi dauto, thanks for replying.
Can you show me how to produce a single ripple water wave on the surface? Why do we usually have it like it is then? I'd appreciate it if you can tell me more details.
That's cool. Thanks man. Then how about other waves, do they act the same?
Thanks for your reply, PED.
Now I think of that it's true when immersed in a body of water, one can only produce one pulse a time. I think ripples can only exist on surfaces or boundaries between different medium.
Hi everyone,
I am wondering why a single disturbance can cause ripple on water surface but the same is not true when sound wave is made. When air is disturbed, only one pulse is made in one time. What set the difference?
Thanks in advance.