Sound propagation can be visualized as the propagation of density or pressure variations in the medium.
How can the propagation of sound be visualized in terms of density or pressure variations?
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Sound propagation can be visualized as the propagation of density or pressure variations in the medium.
The propagation of sound can be visualized by observing regions of varying density or pressure in the medium. Compressions correspond to higher density and pressure, while rarefactions indicate lower density and pressure.