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Title: Wave Term Review


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  • Wave Term Review

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Waves
  • 1) A wave is any disturbance that transmits
    _____________ through matter and space.

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Kinds of Waves
  • 2) A __________wave is a wave where the material
    that the wave is in vibrates back and forth along
    the path that the waves travels.

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Kinds of Waves
  • 3) A _________ wave is a wave where the material
    that the wave is in moves perpendicular (at right
    angles) to the direction that the wave is
    traveling.

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What type of wave is this?
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Which wave below has a higher frequency?
A B
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  • The maximum distance a wave vibrates from its
    rest position is called the waves _____________.

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Which one of these waves has a larger amplitude?

A B C
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  • A __________ is the distance from any point on
    one wave to that same point on the next wave.

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Which one of these waves has a larger wavelength?
A B
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  • The number of waves (or cycles) produced in a
    given amount of time is called the _____________
    of a wave.

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Which one of these waves has a higher frequency?
A B
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The distance between what two letters is a
wavelength (?)?
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Draw a longitudinal wave.
Label a wavelength.
Label a compression and rarefaction.
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Identify what the arrow is showing.
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Draw a transverse wave.
Label the crests and troughs.
Label a wavelength.
Label an amplitude.
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Review

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  • Sound waves are reflected at a boundary.

(SIM1) (SIM2)
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Sound waves are refracted at a boundary.
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  • Interference.
  • Constructive interference
  • Destructive interference

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Heres what is occurring. (SIM1) (SIM2)
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In illustration C How many nodes? How many
antinodes?
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  • Resonance.
  • All elastic objects have natural frequencies of
    vibration that are determined by the materials
    compositions and shapes.
  • When energy is transferred at the natural
    frequencies, there is a dramatic increase of
    amplitude called resonance.
  • The natural frequencies are also called resonant
    frequencies.

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When the frequency of an applied force, including
the force of a sound wave, matches the natural
frequency of an object, energy is transferred
very efficiently. The condition is called
resonance.
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Sources of Sounds
  • Vibrating Strings.
  • Standing Waves (animation)
  • Nodes and Anti-Nodes
  • Fundamental Frequency
  • The fundamental frequency determines the
    _________ of the basic musical note being sounded
    and is called the ________ harmonic.

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Pitch depends on length.Which trombone has the
longer wavelength? Higher pitch?A
B
Do nodes or antinodes appear at the mouthpiece?
Bell?
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  • Sounds from Moving Sources
  • Doppler Effect (Animation)
  • Sonic Boom

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Sound from A stationary object A moving
object
(SIM1) (SIM2)
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  • Final Note
  • Mechanical waves and
  • Electromagnetic Waves
  • are different!
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