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Describing and explaining Motion

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1
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Why does sound require vibrations ?

A

-The propagation of a pressure wave
- a sound wave was in time and space
- pressure is both (-) and (+) pressure

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What is measured by
(g) and is the amount of matter present ?

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Mass

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3
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What is measured by (g/cm3) and is consider to be the gravitational force exerted on a mass by the earth ?
Example : Scale

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Weight

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What is the measured by (N) and is consider to be the amount of mass per unit of volume ?
( also can have a higher density of there is more mass( D=m/v)

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Density

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( Blank) is the ability to resist change to its original shape or volume by its tendency to return to its former volume or shape.

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Elasticity

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6
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Air has a high ( blank ) .

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Elasticity

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7
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All bodies that can vibrate to transmit sound must have ?

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mass and elasticity

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8
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( Blank) Law is the change in length of a material is proportional than the force applied to it .
The harder you pull depends on the stretch of the object
Example : Skin

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Hooke’s

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9
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What is newtons first law of motion ?

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Inertia

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( Blank) is the tendency of a body in motion to remain in motion and the tendency of a body at rest to stay at rest . In the absence of an extra force
- directionally proportional

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Inertia

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More ( blank) = More Inertia
Story time : Van vs. ball
because the van has more mass which mean more weight than the ball , it Also has more inertia meaning it will be hard to more than the ball .

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Mass

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12
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Force- resting postion =

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Equilibrium

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13
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Force applied =

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Displacement

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14
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When force disturbs equilibrium it causes ..

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Vibration

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15
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What comes about as a result of the 2 opposing forces of elasticity and inertia working against each other in order to create vibration ?

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Vibratory motion

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16
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When elasticity is in play , 2 things happen :

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  1. Compression
  2. Rarefaction
17
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When elasticity is in play , the first thing that happens is ( blank) , which is the region in space with a high density of particles
- postive pressure

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Compression

18
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When elasticity is in play , the second thing that happens is ( blank), which is the region in space with less density particles
-negative pressure

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Rarefaction

19
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Compression and rarefaction CANT NOT work without ?

A

Elasticity and inertia

20
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what is the force applied times the distance moved? (W=Fd )

A

Work

21
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What is stored energy ?

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potential energy

22
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What is the energy of motion ?

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Kinetic energy

23
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What is the opposition to motion ?

A

frictional resistance

24
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( Blank) is the max. displacement of the particles of a medium , the distance between baseline and maximum displacement .

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Amplitude

25
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What relates to loudness ?

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Intensity

26
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( Blank) is the number of cycles completed per second .
This relates to pitch

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Frequency

27
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( Blank) is the time in seconds that it takes for a vibration to complete one entire cycle of vibration
- has to have both (-) and (+)

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Period

28
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If frequency is going up than ( blank ) is going down and visa vera

A

period

29
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( Blank) is the rate of sound waves propagation on the characteristics of air

A

Speech of sound

30
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What happens when mediums are disturbed ?

A

The frequency of air molecules depends on the frequency of vibration of the source

31
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Cycles per second =

A

rate of vibratory movement

32
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Imagine you have a string with a ball ties to the end . Three things are going to occur before and after the string is moved .
First thing is Inertia
- The tendency of a body in motion to remain in motion and the tendency of a body at rest to stay at rest . In the absence of an extra force
Second thing is Elasticity
-The ability to resist change to its original shape or volume by its tendency to return to its former volume or shape.
Third thing is Displacement
- Force applied
This is recognized as the …

A

Pendular Motion

33
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Transverse Waves

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Cause the medium to move perpendicular to the direction of the wave.

34
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Longitudinal Waves

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Cause the medium to move parallel to the direction of the wave.
Best represent a Sound Wave

35
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The following steps are an example of :
A.
You have a tuning fork and their is being force applied to it
which cause___________ Displacement

A

Displacement of Tuning Forks

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