Light travels and hits a mirror that is pointed at a person. What kind of interference is this?
Reflection
If I want to calculate the velocity of a wave, what other properties of the wave do I need to figure this out?
Frequency and Wavelength
Draw a line representing the amplitude of this graph.
amplitude
What kind of wave is this?
A transverse wave
What is the matter that waves travel through called?
The medium
Light travels towards a plastic bag filled with water. When the light hits the water, the light travels through it. What kind of interference is this?
Refraction
A wave has a wavelength of 0.9 meters and has a frequency of 790 Hz. What is the velocity of the wave?
711 m/s
Circle a crest and trough of the wave
Crest and Trough
What kind of wave is this?
Longitudinal Wave
If I shorten the wavelength of a wave, what will happen to the wave's frequency?
Frequency will increase
Mr. Reigh and his Science Matters class decide to go to a concert. There are 30 speakers lined up next to each other that make the music very loud. What type of interference is happening at the concert?
Constructive Interference
A wave has a frequency of 440 Hz and a wavelength of 1.8 meters. How fast is the wave traveling?
792 m/s
Draw a line that represents one wavelength on this wave.
Wavelength
To create a transverse wave, a disturbance must be created. In what direction should the particles of the wave move to create this kind of wave?
Hint: Think of the words that start with "P"
Perpendicular to the wave's direction.
Each wave in a sequence is a packet of energy. If the number of waves in a sequence decreases, what is happening to the energy making the wave?
Energy is decreasing
Give an example of Destructive Interference
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A sound wave is traveling 400 m/s and has a wavelength of 3 meters. What is the wave's frequency?
133.3 Hz
What is the frequency of this wave if one second of the wave is being shown.
2 Hz
What kind of waves do NOT need a medium to travel?
Electromagnetic waves
Out of these three mediums, what does sound travel fastest through?
Solids, Liquids, or Gasses?
Solids
Three flashlights all point at a mirror. The mirror sends the light waves traveling towards a lake where the light penetrates the water. What three types of wave interference are happening here?
Constructive Interference, Reflection, and Refraction.
A radio wave is traveling with a velocity of 340 m/s. The wave has a frequency of 300 waves every 5 second. What is the wavelength?
5.67 meters
Explain what both compression and rarefaction are and what type of wave has these properties.
Compression is where the particles of a wave are close together and Rarefaction is when the particles are farther apart. These properties belong to a longitudinal wave.
Transverse and Longitudinal waves fall under one category of wave. What kind of waves are Transverse and Longitudinal waves?
Mechanical Waves
What is the Doppler Effect?
Waves with a higher frequency create a higher pitch and waves with a lower frequency create a lower pitch.