When wavelengths are squished together, it means that the waves are experiencing compression, resulting in a decrease in their wavelength. In this scenario, the correct answer is:
a) Towards you
Explanation:
1. Imagine a wave traveling towards you, such as a sound wave or a water wave.
2. When these waves are compressed or squished together, it means that the distance between each wave's peak (crest) or trough decreases.
3. As a result of this compression, the wavelength of the wave decreases, causing the wave to move towards you.
4. Therefore, when wavelengths are squished together, they are traveling towards you due to the compression effect.
This concept is essential in understanding wave behavior and how changes in wavelength affect the direction of wave propagation.
