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| If you tied a rope to your house and pulled and you or the house doesn't move, how much work was done? | 0 work
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| What is the highest point in a transfer wave called? | The Crest
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| What is the lowest point in a transfer wave called? | The Trough
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| What is the equation for work? | Work= Distance X Force
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| What is Force Measured in? | Newton's
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| What is work measured in? | Juloes
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| What is the definition of power? | The time it takes to move a object
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| What is the middle of a transfer wave | The medium
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| What is a transfer wave | A transverse wave is a moving wave that consists of lines moving occurring perpendicular (or right angled) to the direction of energy transfer.
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| If s spring a trampoline was stepped on, would there be Rarefaction or Compression? | Compression
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| If you were holding a Slinky and some one came and grabbed the other end, pulling it. would there be Rarefaction or Compression? | Rarefaction
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| With higher frequency comes high or low amplitude? | high amplitude
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| Does a crest go with a transfer wave or a longitudinal wave? | Transfer wave
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| If a wave is at the rest position where would it be? | on the medium
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| Does Compression and rarefaction go with transfer waves or longitudinal waves? | Longitudinal waves
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| Do sound waves have Compression and Rarefaction or Crest's and Trough's? | Compression and Rarefaction
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| Does high frequency have long or short wavelengths? | Short wavelengths
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| Where do longitudinal waves start and go to? | From Compression to Compression or Rarefaction to Rarefaction
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