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Welcome to... A Game of X’s and O’s
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1 A mass oscillates on the end of a spring with a period of 4.0 seconds. What is the frequency?
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1 0.25 Hertz Home
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2 If you double the frequency, what happens to the period of one cycle?
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2 The period is ½ its original time.
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3 The distance from crest to crest.
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3 Wavelength
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4 This oscillates perpendicular to the direction of wave travel.
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4 A transverse wave
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5 An example of a longitudinal wave
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5 Sound waves
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6 An ocean wave has a frequency of 2 Hz and a speed of 20 m/sec. What is the wavelength of this wave?
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6 10 meters
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7 When a wave bends as it crosses a boundary, what occurs?
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7 Refraction
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8 Although a door is slightly opened, sound will pass from one room to another due to what?
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8 Reflection
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9 Humans hear best in the range from what?
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9 100 to 2000 Hz
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1 What sound has the shortest wavelength: Thunder, a bass guitar, a male voice, a female soprano
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1 Thunder Home
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2 Loudness of sound
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2 Decibels
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3 A jackhammer measures 90 decibels, and city traffic registers 70 dB. How much louder is the jack-hammer?
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3 2 times as loud
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4 Two notes played at the same time have nearly the same frequency.
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4 Beats
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5 The three primary colors of light are?
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5 Red, Green, Blue
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6 The three primary colors of pigments are?
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6 Magenta, cyan, yellow
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7 Which waves are the slowest?
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7 Sound
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8 Sunscreen protects your skin from sunburn. For sunscreen to be effective, it must block or absorb:
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8 Ultraviolet light
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9 The bending of light rays that results as light crosses a boundary from one substance to another is called:
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9 refraction
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1 Multiples of fundamental
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1 Harmonics Home
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2 A group chosen to include all those things of interest to be studied
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2 System
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3 A system that shows harmonic motion
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3 Oscillator
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4 The maximum response to an oscillating force occurring at a natural frequency.
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4 Resonance
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5 Number of cycles that occur in one second
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5 Frequency
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6 Three common oscillators
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6 Pendulum, heart, clock, atom, solar system, earth, radio speaker, spring, guitar string
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7 How are frequency and period related?
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7 They are inversely related.
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8 Three common situations in which you encounter waves
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8 Music on the radio, ripples in a puddle, electricity in a wire, cell phones
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9 Formula for Speed of a wave
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9 Frequency X wavelength
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