the top point of a wave
What is a crest?
the amplitude of this wave

What is 3?
Which property of a sound wave tells you how loud it is?
amplitude
Is this wave transverse or longitudinal?

True or false: Pitch of a sound wave depends on the frequency of the wave
What is true?
the point where a wave crosses the resting line
What is a node?
the wavelength of this wave

What is 4?
All of the troughs in this image
What are D and H
The type of wave that needs a medium to travel
Longitudinal (compression) waves such as sound waves or seismic waves
Is this wave transverse or longitudinal?

What is transverse?
the frequency of this wave (the image is 1 second of the wave)

What is 4 Hz?
the reason a sound wave can't travel through outer space
it is a mechanical wave/ it needs a medium
Frequency of this wave (it happens in 1 second

5 Hertz
What is a medium?
the material a wave travels through
the distance from one point on a wave to the same point on the next wave (example: distance from crest to crest)
What is wavelength?
Where you measure amplitude of a wave
What is the crest to the resting line OR the trough to the resting line
Do high or low pitched sounds have more energy? Why?
High pitched because they have a higher frequency
Which wave has a higher pitch AND WHY?
Sound A because it has a higher frequency
What happens to wavelength of the wave when frequency gets higher?
The wavelength decreases/gets shorter
a wave where the particles of the wave move parallel to the direction of the wave
What is a longitudinal wave?
What unit do you use to measure frequency?
A. centimeters
B. Hertz
C. square feet
B
Wave 1 has a higher amplitude. Wave 2 has a greater wavelength. Which wave is louder?
A. Wave 1
B. Wave 2
C. Not enough information
A. Wave 1
Which of these sound waves has the highest pitch? (challenge)

What 2 properties of a wave show how much energy it has?
(high) amplitude and (high) frequency