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Electromagnetic Waves   Waves of light  
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Crests   The highest point of a wave  
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Troughs   The lowest point of a wave  
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Wavelength   The distance between crests or trough  
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Amplitude   The height of the wave  
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Frenquency   How many waves hit a certain point every second  
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Transverse Wave   A wave whose propogation is perpendicular to it's Oscillation  
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Hertz   The unit for frequency  
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Longitudinal wave   A wave who's propogation -----  
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Sound is a longitudinal wave that travels through the air   (blank)  
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Supersonic Speed   Any speed that is faster than the speed of sound in the substance of interest  
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Sonic boom   The sound produced as a result of aircraft traveling at or above Mach1  
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Mach   The speed unit of sound  
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Pitch   The highness or lowness of a sound  
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Doppler Effect   The way the pitch of sound is percieved  
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The amplitude of a soound wave governs how loud the sound is   (blank)  
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Bel   A scale used to measure the loudness of sound  
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Intensity   The strength of a sound wave  
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Decibel   One tenth of a Bel  
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Sonar   A means of detection by use of ultrasonic waves bouncing of of objects  
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