vocabulary
Longitudinal or Transverse
what part of a wave is this
Vocabulary
100

The number of waves produced in a given amount of time;measured in waves per second 

Frequency 

100

swinging a rope up and down

transverse 

100

the top of a transverse wave

crest 

100

the units to measure the volume of sound 

Decibels 

200

any disturbance that transmits energy through matter or empty space 

wave

200

up and down 

transverse

200

the bottom of a transverse wave

trough 

200

how high or low a note a sound is 

pitch

300

the maximum distance the particles of a wave vibrate from resting position 

amplitude 

300

left to right 

longitudinal

300

the distance from crest to crest

wavelength

300

range of a wavelengths as the on the electromagnetic 

spectrum that can been seen by the human eye 

viable light 

400

the part of a longitudinal wave where particles are spread far apart 

rarefractions 

400

earthquake 

transverse

400

the resting point to the crest

amplitude 

500

the highest point of a transverse wave 

crest

500

sound wave

longitudinal

500

how loud a sound is,determined by its amplitude 

volume