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16 Cards in this Set

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Microwaves, television and radio waves, and X rays are examples of _______ waves.
electromagnetic
The 2 main types of waves are ____ an ____ waves.
Transverse and Longitudinal
The lowest point between each crest of a transvere wave is called a______.
Trough
All electromagnetic waves are____ waves.
Transverse
waves in which the particles of the medium move in circles rather than up and down are called_____waves.
Surface
Amplitude, wavelength, wave speed, and frequency are called__________ of waves.
properties
the point where the particles of a medium stay when there are no disturbances is called the _________.
rest position
the distance between 2 rarefractions that are next to each other are called_____.
wavelength
a wave with a frequency of 3 hz moves at a rate of ____waves per____.
3 and second
multiplying the wavelength of a wave by the frequency of a wave gives the ____of the wave.
wavespeed
if the frequency of a wave is cut in half the wavelength will double. therefore, frequency and wavelength are ____related.
inversely
the bouncing back of a ray of light, sound, or heat when the ray hits the surface that it does not go through is called_____.
reflection
if a barrier or opening is the same size or smaller than the wavelength of an approaching wave, there will be a ____ amount of diffraction.
large
when 2 waves meet and cancel each other out, ___ has occured.
destructive interference
when 1 object absorbs energy from another vibrating object, ___ occurs.
resonace
what forms can a medium take?
solid, liquid, or gas