What is a shock wave?
A)a pressure wave that moves slower than the speed of sound
B)a pressure wave that moves faster than the speed of sound
C)an electromagnetic wave that can create electrical shocks
D)a pressure wave that moves faster than the speed of light
E)an electromagnetic wave created when electrons recombine with protons

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A shock wave is a type of pressure wave that moves faster than the speed of sound, creating a sudden and intense change in pressure and temperature. Examples of shock waves include sonic booms and the shock waves produced by explosions or impact events.

What Is a Shock Wave