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disturbance
A wave is a _____ in any medium which transports ____ from one place to another without causing any permanent change in the medium itself.
transverse
For a _____ type of wave, the displacement of the medium is perpendicular to the direction the wave is traveling.
horizontal or compressional
For a _____ wave, the displacement of the medium is parallel to the direction the wave is traveling
aplitude
wavelength
frequency
speed
four characteristic of every wave:
amplitude
The _____ of any wave is the maximum displacement of the medium from its equilibrium position
“strong”
The amplitude is associated with how ____ a wave is
wavelength
The ____ of any wave is defined as the distance between two like points
Cycle
One completion of a wave from before it repeats itself is called a _____
pulses
Each cycle consist of two ______, one positive and one negative
frequency
The _____ of a series of waves is defined as the number of cycles that pass by a given point each second
hertz
The physics unit for frequency is the ____, abbreviated Hz and defined as one cycle per second
v= f^
wave formula solving for velocity
directly proportional
covering up the 8 in the wave formula with your fingertip, we can see that velocity and frequency are _____ _______ to each other
directly proportional
Covering up the f in the wave formula with your fingertips, we see in order to maintain the same frequency in a series of waves, velocity and wavelength would have to be _____ ______.
inversely proportional
covering up the V in the wave formula with your fingertip, we see in order to maintain the same frequency and wavelength will be _____ ______ to each other.
Draw and fill in the “T” triangle here for wave formula
frequency and wavelength
To find the speed of a series of waves, multiply:
speed by wavelength
To find the frequency of a serie sof waves, divide:
speed by frequency
To find the wavelength of a series of waves, divide: