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Waves the move perpendicular to the motion of the matter it disturbs Hz Waves the move perpendicular to the motion of the matter it disturbs

The period for one cycle Transverse The period for one cycle TAKS REVIEW CIRCUIT #1-50

.5 sec This is the __ harmonic

4 The fundamental frequency is 2Hz, what is the frequency of the 3rd harmonic.

6Hz If the period of a cycle is 4second, what is the frequency?

.25 Hz The amplitude of this wave is

Sound is an example of a _____ wave. 6cm Sound is an example of a _____ wave.

A wavelength measures the length of one Compressional A wavelength measures the length of one

cycle This is not an example of harmonic motion

This is a picture of a wave being running This is a picture of a wave being

The factor that affects the period of a pendulum the most is the ___ . diffracted The factor that affects the period of a pendulum the most is the ___ .

length A wave has a frequency of 2Hz and a wavelength of 2 meters, what is the wave speed?

4 m/s This is a picture of light being _____.

refracted The double slit experiment we saw was an example of ______ where the dark places appear.

Which moon phase will be next? Destructive interference Which moon phase will be next?

The period of rotation for our planet is responsible for Waning gibbous The period of rotation for our planet is responsible for

What season is the southern hemisphere experiencing in this diagram? Day and Night What season is the southern hemisphere experiencing in this diagram?

What phase of the moon will occur two weeks from seeing this? summer What phase of the moon will occur two weeks from seeing this?

Waning crescent The season being experience by the northern hemisphere at position 3 is __.

The frequency at which something vibrates when disturbed. spring The frequency at which something vibrates when disturbed.

Natural frequency An echo is an example of wave ___

reflection An object is exposed to a vibration at its natural frequency or a multiple of the natural frequency causing the object to vibrate, creating a large amplitude.

How many cycles occur in one second is measured in. resonance How many cycles occur in one second is measured in.

answers Hz Transverse .5sec 4 6Hz .25 sec 6cm Compressional Cycle Running Diffracted Length 4m/s Refracted Destructive interference Waning gibbous Day and night Summer Waning crescent Spring Natural frequency Reflection resonance