Answer:
A transverse wave is characterized by PEAKS and DIPS
Explanation:
A transverse wave is a wave that moves in a direction where its movement is at right angles(90°) or perpendicular to the direction at which the wave is moving.
The movement of a transverse wave is called Oscillations. A transverse wave is characterized by PEAKS and DIPS that are referred to as CRESTS and TROUGHS.
Examples of transverse wave are:
a) Light and Sound waves which are electromagnetic waves.
b) Waters in a stretched string
c) Water waves that occur at the surface of the water.
