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A BLANK is a disturbance that carries energy through matter or space
Wave
What is a wave?
a disturbance that carries energy through matter or space
What do most waves travel through?
A medium
What waves do not require a medium
Electromagnetic
Waves that travel through the earth
Seismic waves
A physical enviornment in which phenomena occurs
Medium
Medium
That matter through which waves travel through
That matter through which waves travel through
Medium
Waves that require a medium:
Mechanical waves
Most waves are :
Mechanical waves
The only waves that do not require a medium
Electromagnetic waves
these waves consist of changing electric and magnetic fields in space
Electromegnetic waves
A wave that consists of oscillating electric and magnetic fields , which radiate outward at the speed of light.
Electromegnetic waves
Visible light waves , radio waves , :
electromagnetic waves
What do waves tranfer?
Energy
The bigger the wave the more BLANK it carries
Energy
Most waves are caused by BLANK
Vibrating objects
The Mechanical energy of a vibrating mass-spring system:
Changes form.
Simple harmonic motion
Pg 508 btm
Can a wave pass through a series of virbating objects
True
Damped harmonic motion
pg 509 bttm
a wave in which the particles of the medium move perpendiculary to the direction the wave is traveling
Transverse
The wave motion is parallel to particle motions
Longitude wave
Transverse waves have what motion
Perpendicullar
Electromagnetic waves are examples of what waves
transverse
Longitude waves have what motion
parallel
ex of longitude waves:
Sound waves
The highest point of the wave
Crest
THE lowest pt of the wave
Trough
Crowded areas:
Compression
Stretched out areas:
rarefactions
The particles in this type of wave move perpendiclly and paralled
Surface waves
These waves occuer at the boundary of two differnt mediums
Surface waves
Amplitude and wavelength are measurents of
Distance
Period and frequency are measures based on
time
What does amplitude measure
The amt of particle vibration
Greatest distance particles are displaced from their normal resting positions is called
Amplitude
Ampliude:
REst to crest
tough to crest
BLANK is the distance between two equivalnet parts of a wave
Wavelenth
Distance from one crest to the next crest
Wavelneth
Amplitude and Wavlength tell u about:
Energy
The time it takes to complete a cycle
Period
Blank is a measurement of the vibration rate
Frequncy
# of ccles per unit of time
Frequency
The speed of a wave depends on the
Medium
Ambulance/ care honking rush by:
Doppler effect
In the case of sound waves what creates a change in pitch
Motion
Pitch is determined by the BLANK of sound waves
Frequncey
Pich deteermined by
frequnecy
BLANK occurs when a wave meets a boundry
Reflection
Blank is the bending of waves around an edge
Dissfracton
REFRACTION
526
the combination of 2 or more waves resulting in a single wave
Intererence
Which interferance increases amplituce
COnstructive interfernce
DIFFERCNE BETWEEN CONSTRUCTIVE AND DESTRUCTIVE INTERFERANCE
527
Interernce of light waves creates BLANK
colorful displays
interference of sound waves produces:
Beats
A pattern of vibration that stimulates a wave that is standing still
Standing wave
Results from interfernce between a wave and its refected wave.
Stadning wave
Points of complete destructve interfernce
nOdes