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Question 1 / 17 This is the unit for FREQUENCY.
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Question 2 / 17 In a longitudinal wave in what direction does the medium move compared to the direction of the energy (i.e., the direction the wave is traveling)?
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Question 3 / 17 A pendulum swings back and forth once every 10 seconds. What is its frequency?
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Question 4 / 17 In this wave, what is represented by the letter B?
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Question 5 / 17 How many nodes are in the following diagram?
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Question 6 / 17 What will be the resultant wave of superposition of these two waves?
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Question 7 / 17 In this wave, what is represented by the letter A?
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Question 8 / 17 In the equation: 𝑣=𝜆𝑓 What does 𝜆 represent?
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Question 9 / 17 The dense regions in this wave are called this
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Question 10 / 17 In the equation: 𝑣=𝜆𝑓 What does 𝑣 represent?
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Question 11 / 17 In this wave, what is represented by the letter C?
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Question 12 / 17 In order to change the speed of a wave, what needs to change?
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Question 13 / 17 In what kind of wave does the medium move perpendicular to the direction of the energy (i.e., the direction the wave is traveling)?
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Question 14 / 17 How many antinodes are in the following diagram?
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Question 15 / 17 What kind of wave does this represent?
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Question 16 / 17 In this wave, what is represented by the letter D?
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Question 17 / 17 The stretched regions in this wave are called this
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Question 18 What would be the resultant wave of superposition of these two waves?
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Review Study Momentum/Impulse and Heat!!
If a glass of water at 25oC is added to glass of 35oC water what will the new water temperature be? Impulse is equal to the change in ____ If two skaters are standing facing each other and they push away what will the momentum be of each skater? A .06 kg tennis ball moves at a velocity of 12m/s. the ball is struck causing it to rebound in the opposite direction at a speed of 18m/s. What is the balls new momentum? What is conservation of momentum? A 1kg ball traveling 10m/s hits a 2kg ball at rest. After the collision the 1kg ball stops. After the collision what is the resulting velocity of the 2kg ball?
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