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C. 0.002 s C. 0.002 s * A. 1/20 second. * A. 1/20 second. D. 20 m/s D. 20 m/s C. wavelength. C. wavelength. B. perpendicular to the wave. B. perpendicular to the wave. C. Both A and B. C. Both A and B. C. both A and B. C. both of the above. Longitudinal Waves Longitudinal wave Medium vibrates parallel to direction of energy transfer Backward and forward movement consists of compressions wave compressed rarefactions stretched region between compressions Example: sound waves in solid, liquid, gas Longitudinal Waves Longitudinal wave Example: sound waves in so