Shock waves are produced by objects

Question

Shock waves are produced by objects (A) carrying electric charge and vibrating (B) vibrating with frequency greater than 20,000 Hz (C) vibrating with very large amplitude (D) moving with a speed greater than that of sound in the medium.

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Shocks are caused by objects moving faster than the speed of sound in the medium. (The shock tries to bring the velocity of the fluid in the medium to subsonic).

Q. Shock waves are produced by objects

carrying electric charge and vibrating

vibrating with frequency greater than 20,000 Hz

vibrating with very large amplitude

moving with a speed greater than that of sound in the medium.

Shocks are caused by objects moving faster than the speed of sound in the medium. (The shock tries to bring the velocity of the fluid in the medium to subsonic).

Shocks are caused by objects moving faster than the speed of sound in the medium.
(The shock tries to bring the velocity of the fluid in the medium to subsonic).