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The formula for velocity is?
Frequency multiplied by wavelength.
What causes a wave?
Vibration
When a wave strikes a boundary, what two things happen?
Reflection,Transmission.
Unlike sound which needs this to be audible. Light does not need a ______ to travel through.
medium
The formula for frequency is?
F=1/T
The distance from one crest in a wave to the next crest is called the _____ -______.
Wave lenth
The change in pitch due to a moving wave source is called the____-_____.
Doppler effect
The ______ is the frequency at which a material tends to vibrate when it is disturbed.
Natual Frquency
The velocity of a wave is mathematically related to two of it's other characteristics _______ and _______.
Frequency and Wave length
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?
Decibels
What do sound waves travel through in order to be audible.
Sound waves must travel through a medium in order to have audible sound.
Loudness
strongly audible; having exceptional volume or intensity
Disturbance of a wave is?
Displacement from it's rest position.
Transverse Waves
Oscillations up and down
Oscillations are at a right angle to the direction of travel.
Longitudinal Waves
Oscillations backwards and forwards
Oscillations are at the direction of travel.
Period..
the time for one oscillation equal to 1/frequency.
Medium..
a physical environment in which phenomena occurs.
A section of longitudinal wave where the particles are very close together is called...
compression