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Bonnie Branch MS 8th

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energy source   an object that is the supplier of energy  
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energy receiver   an object to which the energy is transferred  
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wave   a continuous succession of pulses  
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transverse wave   a wave in which the motion of the material (medium) is perpendicular to motion of the wave  
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amplitude   the height of a wave crest. It is related to a wave’s energy  
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wavelength   the distance between identical points along a wave  
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frequency   the number of waves produced per unit time  
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compression (longitudinal) wave   a wave in which the motion of the material (medium) is parallel to the motion of the wave  
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pitch   the quality of a sound dependent mostly on the frequency of the sound wave  
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ultrasound   compression waves at much higher frequency that animals or humans can hear  
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fault   a fracture in rock, along which the rock masses have moved  
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earthquake   a sudden motion or shaking of the earth  
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P wave   a seismic wave that involves motion in the direction in which it is traveling: it is the fastest of the seismic waves  
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S wave   a seismic wave that involves vibration perpendicular to the direction the wave is traveling: it arrives later than the P wave  
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L wave   a seismic wave that travels along the surface of the Earth: they are the last to arrive at a location  
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seismograph   an instrument that detects seismic waves  
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tsunami   a great sea wave produced by an earthquake (or volcanic eruption) on the ocean floor  
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mechanical energy   the energy transfer involved in an interaction that causes one or both objects to change position  
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constant speed   neither speeding up nor slowing down  
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linear relationship   the relationship between two quantities that, when plotted against each other on a graph, produce a straight line  
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slope   the tilt or slant of a straight line on a graph: the rise divided by the run  
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average speed   the distance traveled divided by the time taken  
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nonlinear relationship   the relationship between two quantities that, when plotted against each other on a graph, do not produce a straight line  
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velocity   how fast an object is moving in a given direction  
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acceleration   the change in velocity per unit time  
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energy   ability to do work or cause change  
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potential energy   stored energy  
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kinetic energy   energy in motion  
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