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Wave

Transfer or movement of energy from one point to another

Types of Wave

Mechanical(medium), Electromagnetic (vacuum), longitudinal, transverse

Characteristics of Wave

Wavelength, frequency, period,wave pulse, compression, rarefaction, crest, trough

Lowest part of the wave

Trough

Rarefaction

Area where particles are far from one another

Highest part of the wave

Crest

Compression

Area where particles are close together

The distance between two successive crests (Trough)

Wavelength

Frequency

The number of complete waves passing a given point every second

The number of seconds it takes for one complete wave to pass through a single point (s)

Period

Wave pulse

Single vibration

Constructive

Higher crest or trough

Lower crest or trough

Destructive

Amount of energy a sound wave carries

Intensity (w/m^2)

Sound level

Loudness

Unit for loudness

dB (0dB=can't be heard, 100dB=damages ears)

Sound wave with a higher ______ and _______ is perceived as louder

Amplitude and Energy

Lower amplitude and energy is _________

Softer

Frequencies can be heard between

20 Hz and 20,000 Hz

Sound waves with frequencies above normal range of hearing

Ultrasound

Infrasound

Sound waves with frequencies below human hearing

Light

Transverse electromagnetic wave

Light behavior

Geometric optics

Science of dealing with propagation and behaviour of light

Optics

Angle of incidence= angle of reflection

Law of Reflection