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Kind of waves we see in everyday life?
microwaves, ocean waves, sound waves/music
wave
repeatin disturbance or movement that transfers energy through matter or space
How are ocean waves an ex of waves?
disturb water & transfer energy through it
Light - waves ex
travel from sun & 2 earth
medium
matter through which wave travels; can b gas, liquid, solid
all _______ carry _____ without transporting the ___________ from place to place; ex:
waves; energy; medium; boat in ocean doesn’t travel w/ waves only moves up & down/ back n forth
a wave will travel only as long as it has what
energy to carry; ripples will die in water soon after pebbles dropped
vibrating
anything that moves up & down or back & forth in rhythmic way
all waves are produced by something that
vibrates
2 main types of waves
mechanical & electromagnetic
mechanical waves
waves that travel only through matter
mechanical waves ex
sound waves, ocean waves, stadium wave
what must mechanical waves travel through
medium; sound wave=air, ocean= water, stadium wave=people
two types of mechanical waves
compression/longitudinal & transverse
how do transverse waves move
side to side but matter in medium moves up & down
In transverse waves, the matter in medium will always move
perpendicular to motion of the wave
What motion creates transverse waves
up & down; ocean waves= side 2 side but med (water) goes up & down, doing wave, waving rope or string up & down
In compressional wave, the matter in the medium moves
back & forth in same direction that wave travels
In compressional wave the matter in the medium will always move
same direction as wave; back & forth motion makes comp waves; ex= presin slinky 2gether & letting go, electricity
Wave properties:
all diff, small or lrg, close or far
transverse waves have similar
shapes no matter how big or what med they travel through
Crest
highest pt of transverse waves
troughs
lowest prt of transverse waves
amplitude
greatest distance particles r displaced from resting posit bc of wave
Larger waves have
bigger amplitudes & carry more energy
Do compressional waves have crests or troughs
no bc their partics move back & forth vs up & down
Compressional waves have _______ & _________
compressions & rarefactions
compressions
crowded areas
rarefactions
stretched out areas
wavelength
distance from 1 crest of wave 2 next crest, or 1 through 2 next; compressional: distance between 2 compressions or rarefactions
frequency
# of full wavelengths that pass a pt in given time interval; symbol=f; SI unit=hertz