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Transverse Wave

The energy of the wave is moving perpendicular to the particles or object creating the energy.

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Longitudinal Wave

The energy of the wave is moving parallel to the particles creating the energy.

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What is the type of energy that is transferred by transverse waves?

Light

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What is the type of energy that is transferred by Longitudinal waves?

Sound

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The Shorter the wavelength distance of a transverse wave..

the higher frequency of the wave, and the higher the energy

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The longer the wavelength distance of a transverse wave..

the lower frequency of the wave, and the lower the energy.

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The longer the wavelength distance of a longitudinal wave..

the lower frequency of the wave, and the lower the energy.

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The shorter the wavelength distance of a longitudinal wave…

the higher frequency of the wave, and the higher the energy.

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The higher the frequency of a transverse wave…

the shorter the wavelength distance of the wave, and the higher the energy.

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The shorter the frequency of a transverse wave…

the longer the wavelength distance of the wave, and the lower the energy.

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The higher the frequency of a longitudinal wave…

the higher the pitch.

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The lower the frequency of a longitudinal wave…

The lower the pitch.

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The higher the amplitude of a transverse wave…

The higher the energy

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The lower the amplitude of a transverse wave…

The lower the energy

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The higher the amplitude of a longitudinal wave…

The louder the volume

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The lower the amplitude of a longitudinal wave…

The quieter volume