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When waves travel through a medium, the particles of the medium do what?
Oscillate and transfer energy between each other.
Overall, do the particles of sound waves move? True or False?
False, they stay in the same place overall.
The amplitude of a wave is the what of a point on a wave from its what?
Maximum displacement and undisturbed position.
The wavelength is the distance between the same point on two adjacent waves. True of false?
True.
Frequency is the number of complete waves passing a certain point per minute. True or false?
False, Frequency is the number of complete waves passing through a certain point per second, not minute.
What are the two wave types?
Transverse and longitudinal.

What direction does a transverse wave oscillate?(a spring moved side to side can create this effect.)

Perpendicular.

What direction do longitudinal waves move?


(a spring pushed together can create this effect.)

Parallel.
Name the equation for waves.
Wave speed = Frequency x Wavelength.
State whether water waves are transverse or longitudinal.
Transverse.
If the frequency of the wave doubles but it's speed stays the same, describe what will happen to it's wavelength.
The wavelength will half.