Do Now Heading: The Speed of Sound and The Speed of Light

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Do Now Heading: The Speed of Sound and The Speed of Light Textbook Return Dates Thursday ( Period 1 and 2) Friday ( Period 3) Final Quiz This Wednesday

Answer the following Andrew is waiting at a crosswalk. Andrew is blind so he listens to sounds before knowing when it is safe to cross. As Andrew is about to cross the street his friend pulls him backing saying that it is unsafe because he hears a firetruck siren. Andrew listens to the siren and hears a low pitch long wavelength noise. Is it safe for Andrew to cross? Explain why or why not and describe the motion of the fire truck.

The Doppler Effect

Write/Answer the following When a lightning storm happens we typically see the flash of light before hearing the boom. Why do you think this happens? Write at least complete sentences and use your knowledge about sound and light waves to help you.

Speed of Sound Vs Speed of Light

But…… Depending on the material the wave is going through, the velocity of the wave can be changed!!!

Your Task Using the wave equation you will: a) Solve for the velocity of a wave in each medium ( for both sound and light) b) Rank the different mediums from fastest to slowest

State of Matter and Velocity Air Water Glass Vacuum