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9 June, 01:09

How is it possible for a wave to travel across a slinky since the slinky is not moving back and forth?

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  1. 9 June, 01:22
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    when you sling the slinky forward, the beginning of the slinky moves away from equilibrium position then back, the disturbance that moves down the slinky is called a pulse I think I'm not 100%
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