identify the properties of transverse and longitudinal waves. amplitude: compression: frequency: period…

Brief Explanations:

Amplitude is a property of both transverse and longitudinal waves, representing the maximum displacement from equilibrium. Compression is a feature specific to longitudinal waves where particles are pushed together. Frequency (number of waves per unit time), period (time for one wave cycle), and wavelength (distance between identical points on consecutive waves) are properties of both types of waves.

Answer:

Amplitude: Both transverse and longitudinal waves Compression: Longitudinal waves only Frequency: Both transverse and longitudinal waves Period: Both transverse and longitudinal waves Wavelength: Both transverse and longitudinal waves