Harmonic Motion
Simple harmonic motions is a special type of period motion that usually serve as a mathematical model in any variety of motion
What is a simple harmonic motion
A waves is a disturbance in a medium that carries energy without a net in movements of particles
What is a Wave?
A sound waves is the pattern of disturbance caused by the movements of energy travelling through
What is a sound waves
amplitude, wavelength, frequency, and speed are the 4 main waves properties
What are the 4 main properties?
Matter waves is the central part of a quantum mechanics that occurs to have an wave/wobbly like behaviour
What is matter waves
Simple harmonic motion usually used for mathematical purposes or to be specific, "model oscillations"
What is simple harmonic motion used for
Waves are commonly caused by wind, Wind driven waves or surface waves
What causes waves?
The wave in which the particles of the medium oscillate parallel to the direction of the wave is called a longitudinal wave
What is a longitudinal wave
Without a medium to pass through, electromagnetic waves are made up of oscillating electric and magnetic fields that are perpendicular to each other and the direction the wave is propagating. Since they are transverse waves, their oscillation direction is parallel to the direction of their travel.
What is electomagnetic waves?
Transverse waves usually occur when the particles are displaced perpendicular to the direction the wave travels, such as the moving slinky that vertically goes up and down
What causes Transverse waves
Simple harmonic motions is important in research to model oscilliastions For wind turbines and car suspensions
How can we used simple harmonic motions in real life?
Waves are powerful forces that continually pound on shoreline, They cause erosion
What are the effects of waves
Sound wave consists of vibrating particles. These knock into other particles causing them to vibrate, and so the sound can travel away from the source
How sound waves work?
the amplitude of a wave does not impact its wavelength, and vice versa. But a wave's amplitude can change its energy and intensity, which in turn can change its wavelength. For instance, a wave's amplitude may be attenuated or reduced as it travels through a medium, which may result in a commensurate increase in wavelength. Similar to this, a wave's energy and intensity can be enhanced by giving it additional energy, which can result in a commensurate reduction in wavelength.
What is the connection of wavelength and amplitude
Longitudinal waves are made of compressions and rarefactions
what are the parts of a longitudinal waves
Harmonics motion is important in the frequency because of Its ability to detect a wide range of frequencies and the ability to Differentiate a wide range of frequencies
Why does Harmonics motion is important in the frequency matter
Sound waves consist of vibrating particles, these knock into particles, Causing them to vibrate
Why do waves makes sound
Sound waves enter the outer ear and travel through a narrow passageway called the ear canal, which leads to the eardrum
How do we hear sound waves
The difference about longtidunal waves and Tranverse waves is, Longitudinal waves consist of compressions and rarefactions, while transverse waves consist of crests and troughs
What is the difference of transverse and longtidunal waves
transverse waves are made of crests and troughs
What are the parts of a transverse waves
Some Examples of simple harmonic motions are oscilliating pendulum, the vibration of the eardrum, the motion of the spring, spring in the park and spring mass system
What are the examples of harmonic motions
The adavantages things about wave energy are renewable, environment friendly, easily predictable, variety of ways to harness and reliable
What are the advantages of wave energy
Sound waves obviously requires energy, which will become dissipated as the waves pass through the air and Eventually the motion ceases entirely and no more sound can be heard - producing silence
Do sound waves ever stop making sound?
Time Period is a length of the time, which an activity occurs or a condition remains depends on activity is considered
What is Time Period
Radio waves or gamma rays has the highest frequency with the shortest wavelength
Which waves has the most frequency