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Bonnie Branch 8th
U2C1-for Mrs. Jani
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Energy Source | The supplier of Energy. |
| Energy Reciever | The object that gains energy transferred to it. |
| Wave | A countinuous succession os pulses. |
| Transversal Wave | A wave in which the motion of the material (Medium) is perpendicular to the motion of the wave. |
| Amplitude | The Height of the wave crest. It is related to a waves's energy. |
| Wavelength | The distance between identical points along a wave. |
| Frequency | The number of waves Produced per unit time. |
| Compression (Longitudinal) Wave | A wave in which the motion of the material (medum) is parallel to the direction of the motion of the wave. |
| Pitch | The quality of a sound depends mostly on the frequency of the sound wave. |
| Ultrasound | Compression of the wave at much higher frequency of the sound wave. |
| Fault | A fracture in rock along which the rock masses have moved. |
| Earthquake | A sudden motion or shaking of the earth. |
| P Wave | A seismic wave that involves motion in the direction in which it is traveling; it is the fastest of seismic waves. It is the first to come. |
| S Wave | A seismic wave that involves vibration perpendicular to the direction the wave is traveling; it arrives after the P Wave. |
| L Wave | A seismic wave that travels along the earth; they are the last to arrive at a location. |
| Seismograph | An instument that detects seismic waves. |
| Tsunami | A great surface wave on the ocean produced by an earthquake or volcanic eruption on the ocean floor. |
| Mechanical Energy | The energy transfer involved in an interaction that causes one of both objects to change position. |
| Constant Speed | Neither speeding up nor slowing down. |
| Linear Relationship | The relationship between two quantities that, when plotted against eachother on a graph, produce a straight line. |
| Slope | A tilt or slant of a straight line on a graph; the rise devided by the run. |
| Average Speed | The distance traveled devided by the time taken. |
| Non Collinear Relationship | The relationship between two quantities that ,when plotted against each other on a graph, do not produce a straight line. |
| Velocity | How fast an object is moving in a given direction. |
| Acceleration | The change in velocity per unit time. |
| Energy | -Causes interactions.-Ability to do work or cause change. |
| Potential Energy | Stored Energy. |
| Kenetic Energy | Energy in motion. |
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kaushikbasavaraju
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