Boat Mini will sound waves move a sail boat in water?
for a science project we are going to put a mini sail boat in a big tub of water. we are going to put a big speaker next to the tub and turn on music very loud. do you think this will be successful??? HELP!!
thank you!! )
for moving boat forward (with respect to ground) in water, the medium surrounding the boat (water) must be moved backwards.
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that is why a huge table fan installed onto a boat can not move the boat forward. because the fan will throw the wind backwards, but water onto which boat is placed can not be moved by the fan
since sound is a longitudinal wave, and it does not require its medium (in which it has to travel) particles to move about in the medium, but vibrate to-and-fro about their mean positions. Thus practically water did not move backwards, so the boat is not obliged to move forward. with each series of wave (ripple) that passes by the boat, boat will rise and fall, and allow the medium to transfer sound energy past it.
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