Physics Review for the GHSGT.

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Physics Review for the GHSGT

Parts of a transverse wave

Longitudinal (compressional) Waves

Waves

Frequency and wavelength B C Frequency = cycles/ time Wavelength = length of wave A – Longest wavelength C – greatest frequency and energy v=fλ

Wave behavior

Constructive and destructive interference

How sound travels

Doppler Effect As a rapidly moving object approaches you, you hear a higher pitch because of the compressed sound waves causing a higher frequency. As the object speeds away from you the sound waves stretch out and you hear a lower pitch because of the lower frequency.

Refraction, Diffraction and Reflection

Convex and Concave Lenses

Static electricity and Moving Electricity (Current)

Ohm’s Law

Electrical circuit diagrams

Magnetism

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