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Transverse waves
Particles move up and down perpendicular to the direction of travel. Examples include water waves and electromagnetic waves.
Longitudinal waves
Particles move back and forth in the direction of travel. Examples include sound waves.
Electromagnetic waves
Waves that do not require a medium to pass through.
Frequency
Number of waves passing a point per second, measured in Hertz (Hz).
Period
Time taken for one wave to pass a point.
Wavelength
Distance between corresponding points on adjacent waves, measured in meters (m).
Amplitude
Maximum distance from the peak of a wave to the undisturbed line.
Velocity
Speed of the wave in the direction of travel.
Wave speed formula
Formula for calculating the speed of a wave.
Refraction
Change in the direction of a light ray when it enters a different medium.