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If I was using a Slinky, would waves travel to the other end faster if the slinky was stretched out or closer together?
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I think that transverse waves would go faster (like waves on a string), but that longitudinal waves would travel at the same celerity.
So you think with transverse waves it would go faster while the Slinky is stretched out? I agree with the longitudinal waves.
I think the waves would go faster if the slinky was closer together.
http://www.physicsclassroom.com/Physics-Interactives/Waves-and-Sound/Slinky-Lab/Slinky-Lab-Interactive not great but free.
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