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1 EQ: What is the definition of a wave? What do they transfer? Homework: none Essential Question Notebooks: no

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3 GroupingMaterials Each group, pair, individual is able to use any of the materials located on the back table. straws crayons rulers computer paper stapler etc…. Each group, pair, individual will be provided 1 meter (100cm) of masking tape. You will be working in groups of no more than 3. You may work individually, however, you must speak with me first. Grouping/Materials

4 Longitudinal wave (sound) Transverse wave (light) 1.Crest 2.Trough 3.Equilibrium/Resting Point 4.Amplitude (measured in cm) 5.Frequency (# of wavelengths) 6.wavelength 1.Compression 2.Rarefaction 3.Amplitude (measured in cm) 4.Frequency (# of wavelengths) 5.wavelength Objective – create and label 1 of the following

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