What is a peak?
the highest part of a transverse wave
If a sound wave has a high amplitude, is it a quiet or loud sound?
Loud sound
What happens to wavelength as wave frequency increases?
Wavelength gets shorter.
What is a wavelength?
the distance between peak to peak or trough to trough in a transverse wave or from compression to compression or rarefaction to rarefaction in a longitudinal wave.
Particles move parallel to the flow of energy in a transverse or longitudinal wave?
Longitudinal wave.
What is a rarefaction?
The parts where the coils or particles are spread out in a longitudinal wave
What has a higher frequency: radio waves or gamma waves?
Gamma waves
What type of wave does sound travel as?
Longitudinal wave
What are the primary colours of light?
Red, blue and green.
What happens to light when it moves from air to to glass?
It slows down and refracts (bends towards the normal).
In what type of waves are the particles vibrated perpendicular to the flow of energy?
Transverse wave.
Generally speaking, waves move quickest through which medium?
Solid.
Explain why no sound could be heard in space.
Sound needs a medium to travel in, and space is a vacuum (there are no particles).
In what circumstance would an object appear to be white in colour?
When it reflects all colours of visible light.