Which of the following statements is incorrect during propagation of a plane progressive mechanical wave ?
Which of the following statements is incorrect during propagation of a plane progressive mechanical wave ?
- A
All the particles are vibrating in the same phase
- B
Amplitude of all the particles is equal
- C
Particles of the medium executes $SHM.$
- D
Wave velocity depends upon the nature of the medium
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