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Waves that can only travel through matter mechanical⚙️
the bending of a wave caused by a change in its speed as it moves to a different medium Refraction
The amount of time it takes one wavelength to pass a point Period🔵
the ability of 2 or more waves to combine and form a new wave interference🆕
measure of how many wavelengths pass a fixed point each second frequency📏
wave in which the matter move perpendicular to the direction the energy travels transverse↘️
the bending of waves around a barrier deffraction⤵️
highest point of a transverse wave crest🌙
waves that do not need a medium to transfer energy electromagnetic🚫
region where the medium is dense in a longitudinal wave compression💪
distance between 1 point in a wave to the next nearest point just like it wavelength🔜
material through which a wave transfers energy medium🚝
less dense region of a longitudinal wave rarefraction🪶
measure of energy in a wave amplitude📐
lowest point of a transverse wave trough⬇️
when a wave strikes a barrier and bounces back reflection🪞
repeating disturbance that transfers energy through matter or space wave🔁
wave in which matter in the medium moves parallel to the direction the energy travels longitudinal⬇️⬇️
waves transfer_____ energy⚡️
_____is not transferred by waves matter🚫🚆
if the frequency of a vibrating object decrease how does the wavelength change? increases➕
_____ type of waves do not need a medium to transfer energy electromagnetic🚫⚡️
what is a mechanical wave? wave which requires medium🌊
2 types of mechanical waves Transverse, longitudinal2️⃣
transverse moves at 90 degrees🔼
longitudinal moves parallel⬇️⬇️
_____ is the type of medium that sound travels the fastest solids💨
____ is the type of medium that light travels fastest vacuum🧹
Seismic waves tectonic plates moving under earth’s crust🌏
3 characteristics of a wave you can measure wavelength, frequency, amplitude📏
what is meant by frequency of a wave? Unit? # of waves that pass through a point in 1 second, Hz1️⃣
What is meant by period of a wave? unit? Time of one cycle, m/s🔄
if frequency of given wave increases , what happens to the wavelength? decreases➖
difference between a sound wave w/ a large amplitude and one with small amplitude? sound wave w/ larger amplitude will sound louder📣
How can speed of wave be changed? change medium💨🌊
how does the frequency of a wave change when the wavelength of the wave increases? It will decrease➖
what can occur when a wave passes from one medium to another? refraction -bending. Diffraction- bends around Absorption-TE Reflection- bounces back
how is an echo produced? reflecting sound waves 🪞👂🏻
Why does a tree in the path of sunlight create a shadow instead of light spreading around the tree? the small wavelength of light does not allow for much diffraction🔆🌳
what happens to the energy of a wave that gets absorbed as it moves into a new medium? transferred to TE🧽
when looking at a straw in a glass of water, why does the straw look broken? refraction- speed of the light changes as it enters the water causing the water to bend💦
The angle of incidences is equal to _____ the angle of reflection 📐🪞
what are 2 types of interference? constructive interference, destructive interference 2️⃣
How does constructive interference work? Increases amplitude➕
how does destructive interference work? Decreases amplitude ➖
why does a red apple appear red?🍎 all frequencies of light are absorbed except red, which is reflected🔴
other than communication, how can sound waves be used? ultrasounds, breaking up kidney stones 👶🫁🪨
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