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Properties of Waves Energy in Motion!!!
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Waves Waves are ENERGY in Motion. There are two types of waves—
Type 1—Transverse Wave Type 2—Compressional or longitudinal Wave
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Parts of a Wave Crest-peak/top of a wave (mtn.)
Trough-bottom of a wave (pigs) Wavelength-distance from crest to crest or trough to trough Amplitude-distance from rest to crest Rest Point-where the wave crosses the center point. Frequency-number of wavelengths passing in 1s.
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299,292,458 m/s m/s
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Transverse Wave Transverse waves move up and down in the direction of the wave. Transverse waves are LIGHT waves that move through empty space.
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Compressional Wave Compressional waves are sound waves and seismic waves that require a medium to move. Yelling and Earthquakes?
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Sound travels faster through water vapor, liquid water, or ice? Why?
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Anatomy of a Wave Frequency? Wavelength? Rest Point?
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Review… What are waves? What are the two types of waves?
Example of each wave type? Parts of a wave?
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Exit Ticket Why is a sound wave with larger amplitude more likely to damage your hearing than a wave with a small amplitude? Does thunder or lightning occur first? Explain.
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