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Waves Review

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What do waves transport? Energy
What are the two types of waves? Transverse, Longitudinal
What is a wave? Field of study?
What type of waves can travel through empty space? Electromagnetic
What is a wavelength? The distance of a wave
What is amplitude of a wave? Measured from the crest to the troph
What is frequency of a wave? The number of waves that go on
What is wave speed? The speed that the wave travels at
The higher the frequency, the more __________ the wave has. Energy
The larger the amplitude, the more ________________ carried by the wave. Energy
What are the two main types of mechanical waves? Longitudinal and transverse
In what direction do the oscillations of a transverse wave travel? Up or down
In what direction do the oscillations of a longitudinal wave travel? Right angles
What is the highest point of a transverse wave called? Crest
What is the lowest point of a transverse wave called? Trouph
What does a longitudinal wave look like? Paralell to the direction they travel
What are the parts of a longitudinal wave that are closer together called? Compression and rarefactions
What are the parts of a longitudinal wave that are farther apart called? Compression and rarefactions
Two examples of longitudinal waves are ________ and ___________. Earthquakes and explotions
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