Waves Flashcards

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Wave

A
  • -> oscillations/vibrations of AIR PARTICLES
  • ->transfer energy
  • ->no material transferred
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Longitudinal wave

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  • -> vibration
  • ->PARALLEL
  • -> direction of travel

–>pressure wave(compression)

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Example of longitudinal waves

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  • ->sound waves

- ->P-waves

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Transverse wave

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  • ->vibration
  • ->perpendicular
  • ->direction of travel
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amplitude on transverse wave

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  • ->maximum displacement
  • ->OF PARTICLES
  • ->from equilibrium position
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wavelength on transverse wave

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  • -> joined
  • ->by two
  • ->troughs
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Effect of higher amplitude

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Louder

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Period

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  • ->Time to return to same point

- ->wave point

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rarefaction

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spread out place

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compression

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scrunched up place

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wavelength on longitudinal wave

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start of compression to end of rarefraction and vice versa

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12
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wave velocity formula

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velocity(m/s)=frequency(Hz)x wavelength(m)

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13
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Frequency formula

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1/time period(T)

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14
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When Doppler Effect Happens

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  • ->producing or reflecting waves

- -> moving

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15
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Explain Doppler Effect

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  • ->wavelength in front decreases
  • ->Frequency INCREASES
  • ->wavelength in back increase
  • ->Frequency decreases

Pitch increases as frequency increases

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16
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Speed of Sound Experiment

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  • ->Two people stand a distance of around 100m apart
  • ->trundle wheel
  • ->one has cymbals
  • ->starts when sees,stops when hears
  • ->repeated,average
  • ->calculate using formula