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Complete the header and put this in your binder. This is the Week 42 Packet Complete the header and put this in your binder. Quiz Friday: Energy Forms, Kinetic and Potential Energy Wave Properties

DUE THURSDAY

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j-zczJXSxnw

Learning Goal: I can identify the different properties of waves. A wave is caused by a disturbance and transmits energy.   Waves are able to transmit energy, but not matter.

Label the parts of the wave. Crest Resting position Trough

Wavelength: Sdfdf It is measured crest to crest or trough to trough. ______________________ ____________________ h As _______________, ___________ decreases.

As energy increases, wavelength decreases. Learning Goal: I can measure the properties of waves Wavelength: how long a wave is Sdfdf It is measured crest to crest or trough to trough. Energy Wavelength As energy increases, wavelength decreases.

As _______________, ___________ increases. Amplitude: _______________ It is measure from crest to resting position or trough to resting position. ______________________ ____________________ h As _______________, ___________ increases.

As energy increases, amplitude increases. Learning Goal: I can measure the properties of waves Amplitude: How tall is a wave is It is measure from crest to resting position or trough to resting position. Energy Amplitude As energy increases, amplitude increases.

Frequency: __________________ _________________________ ____________________ h As _______________, ___________ increases.

As energy increases, frequency increases. Learning Goal: I can measure the properties of waves Frequency: how often a wave passes a certain point, usually measured in Hertz (Hz) Energy Frequency As energy increases, frequency increases.

Measure the wavelength and frequency Imaginary resting position 1.5 cm 7.5 cm 2 3 4 5 6 7 1 Wavelength 7.5 cm - 1.5 cm 6.0 cm Frequency – Count how many times the wave intersects with the resting position. Frequency – 7 Hz

1. Wavelength ______________ 2. Frequency_______________

5. Wavelength ______________ 6. Frequency_______________

9. Wavelength _____________ 10. Frequency_____________ 11. Wavelength ____________ 12. Frequency_____________ 13. Wavelength ____________ 14. Frequency_____________