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work, power, waves
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| What is a wave? | Vibrations in a medium. |
| What is medium? | The material in which a wave can travel. |
| What is a transverse wave? | When particles move perpendicular to the direction the wave is going. |
| What is crest? | The point at which the wave is at its highest. |
| What is through? | The point at which the wave is lowest. |
| What is a longitudinal wave? | When particles move back and forth in the wave. |
| What is compression? | When particles get closer in a wave while moving back and forth. |
| What is rarefaction? | When waves get more spread out in a wave while moving back and forth. |
| What are mechanical waves? | Waves that acquire a medium. |
| What are electromagnetic waves? | Vibrations of electric and magnetic fields. |
| What is amplitude? | A measure of how far particles move from there rest position. |
| What is wavelength? | The distance from any point on a wave to the next identical point on the same wave. |
| What is frequency? | The number of waves that pass a point in a certain number of time. |
| What is Hertz(Hz)? | The measurement of frequency. |
| What is wave speed? | The speed at which waves travel. |
| What is force? | The push, pull, or exert on an object. |
| What is work? | The force x the distance |
| What is power? | The amount of distance of time |
| If a group of men apply a force of 700 Newtons to move a table 40 meters, what amount of work will they have to accomplish? | 28000 Joules |
| A man weighing 500 Newtons gets on an elevator. The elevator lifts the person 5 meters in 6 seconds, how much power was used? | 83.33 watts |
| What is the unit of Force? | Newtons. |
| What is the unit for power? | Watts. |
| What is the unit for work? | Joules. |
| What is an example of Electromagnetic energy? | Visible light, microwaves, ultra waves, x-rays, etc. |
| What does one Hertz(Hz) equal? | 1 wave length per second. |
| What materials can waves travel through? | Solid, Liquid, and Gas. |