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Physics, 01.04.2021 19:10 angelita24

When the string of guitar is plucked, it produces a characteristic sound. The vibrations of the string push the air around it and result in vibrations of the air particles, and these vibrations propagate through the medium (air) away from the wire. This is a sound wave that propagates all the way to your ear. We thus have two different waves involved in the process: the sound waves and the waves in the wire. These two waves have the same:

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