Which type of electromagnetic wave has a wavelength of approximately 10-10 meter and a frequency of 1018 hertz? A. Xray B. Gamma Ray C. Radio wave D. TV.

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Which type of electromagnetic wave has a wavelength of approximately 10-10 meter and a frequency of 1018 hertz? A. Xray B. Gamma Ray C. Radio wave D. TV wave

Today in your notebooks Left side items Right side items Wave sentences Intro to Energy and waves notes Transverse wave diagrams Transverse waves notes Bill Nye Waves Frequency notes In Question 9.24 BLANK Brainpop waves, mapping EQ1 Compressional waves notes

Compressional waves(Right) How does a compressional wave work? 2) Which kinds of waves travel as compressional waves? 3) What features do compressional waves have? Compressional or longitudinal waves move parallel to the direction of energy transport. Mechanical waves, need a medium -P waves (Earthquake waves) -Sound waves 3. Compressional waves have amplitude, frequency, and wavelength; however, they are measured differently than transverse waves. Amplitude in a sound wave is VOLUME.

Compression = pushed together Rarefaction = spread apart http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ubRlaCCQfDk

How are mechanical and electromagnetic waves different?