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100

Which type of wave moves particles in a perpendicular direction of the waves?

Transverse

100

What is a medium? Give the 3 examples

Material through which waves can travel though. (Gas, liquids, solids) 

100

What are the two types of mechanical waves called? 

What is transverse and longitudinal waves. 

100

Frequency of a wave is measured in?

Hz ( Hertz)

100

The high point of a wave

crest

What does the Latin root word "trans" mean? (50 points)

200

Which type of wave moves the particles parallel to the direction of the wave. 

Longitudinal

200
Transverse waves move __________________to the direction of energy transferred. 

Perpendicular

200

Why is there no sound in space? 

Because sound waves need a medium to travel through which there is none of in space. 

200

The distance from rest(equilibrium) to trough. 

Amplitude

200

The low point of a wave

Trough

300

How fast a wave travels is known as 

Wave speed or velocity. 

300

What does parallel mean?

Two lines in the same plane that are at equal distance from each other and never meet

300

Why can we see the light from the stars and sun on Earth? 

Because light waves do no need a medium to travel through. 

300

What type of wave does sound travel through? 

What is a Longitudinal wave? 

300

The distance between two crests or two troughs. 

Wavelength

400

The matter that waves travel through is known as 

Medium 

400
In this type of wave the medium and the energy moves in the same direction. 

Longitudinal Wave 

400

What type of wave does not need a medium to travel to? 

Electromagnetic waves.

400

The parts compression, rarefaction, amp, and wavelength belong to which wave? 

What is longitudinal wave? 

400

Measures the height of the wave. 

Amplitude

500

A disturbance that carries energy is called

a wave!
500

Complete the analogy. Soda is to pop as compressional wave is to ________________. 


Longitudinal wave

500

Give me 3 examples of a mechanical wave. 

What is water waves, sound waves, and seismic waves. 

500

What does perpendicular mean? 

 Lines that intersect at a 90 degrees angle.

500

The number of wavelengths that pass a given point per second

Frequency

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