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what type of waves are sound waves?
mechanical
the change in pitch due to a moving wave source is called what?
the doppler effect
If vibration is at right angles to the direction that the wave is said to be a what?
transverse wave
a ________ object emits light waves
luminous
when waves from diffrent sources cross paths, the resulting effect is called what?
interference
_________ is a unit of intencity
Candela
If the vibration occors in in the same direction taht the wave is trveling, the wave is called what?
a Longitudinal wave
It is important to remeber that radio waves are not what?
sound waves
Light is an electromagnetic wave and ________ is a mechaniscal wave.
sound
The _________ is the height of the wave
amplitude
waves carry ______ from one place to another.
energy
What unit do we use to measure the loudness of sound?
decibals
What do sound waves need in order to travel?
a Medium
What are the colors of the visible sectrum from highest to lowest frquency?
Violet, Indigo, blue, geen, yellow, orange, and red
Scientists measure frequency in units called what?
hertz
How do you distinguish an illuminated object from a luminous object?
An illumante object reflects light; a luminous object is a source of light
Do gamma rays have lower or higher frequency than microwaves?
HIGHER!
Which waves have shorter wavelengths; radio waves or X-rays?
X-rays
Sunlight is a combination of _________ , _________ and ___________ radiation.
Visible, Ultra-violet and infrared
microwaves are also used in what?
radar
the distance that a wave rises or falls from its normal rest position is called the _____________ of the wave.
amplitude
what is the formula for calculating speed of a wave?
V=F Wavelength
Define electromagnetic waves.
Energy in wave from that is capable of trveling through a vacuum: radio waves, microwaves, ect.
lowest point in a wave
trough