Properties of Waves
Energy of a Wave
Mechanical and EM
Wave Interactions
The Doppler Effect
100
The intensity of a wave
What is amplitude?
100
An increase in this will cause a sound wave to be louder
What is amplitude?
100
Requires a medium
What is a mechanical wave?
100
The wave interaction present when the moon is seen at night
What is reflection?
100
The high or low noise produced by sound based on its frequency
What is pitch?
200
The distance between two corresponding points of a wave (represented by λ)
What is wavelength?
200
Frequency and energy of a wave have this kind of relationship
What is an indirect relationship?
200
Travels at 300,000,000 m/s
What is an electromagnetic wave?
200
The wave interaction used by certain noise canceling headphones
What is interference?
200
The pitch of the sound waves at the beginning of the video
What is high pitch?
300
Decreasing this will shorten the wave and make it move faster.
What is frequency?
300
Wavelength and energy of a wave have this kind of relationship
What is an indirect relationship?
300
The highest energy of visible light
What is violet/purple?
300
The most obvious wave interaction in this image
What is diffraction?
300
The wavelength of the sound waves at the beginning of the video
What is short wavelength?
400
The amplitude of this wave
What is 5 cm?
400
A transfer of energy without a transfer of matter
What is a wave?
400
Based on the data, sound travels slowest through this temperature
What is -25 degrees Celsius?
400
The most obvious wave interaction in this image
What is refraction?
400
The energy of the sound waves at the beginning of the video
What is high energy?
500
The distance between these two points represents one wavelength
What is A to E?
What is B to F?
What is C to G?
500
Decreasing the size of this section will increase the energy of the wave
What is section 1?
500
Based on the data, sound travels fastest through this phase of matter
What is a solid?
500
Based on the data, this wave interaction is occurring
What is refraction?
500
As stars move away from or closer to our planet, we observe this
What is red shift (move away) or blue shift (closer to)?