- Vibration
- Energy
- Frequency is the number of times any cycle happens in a given amount of time
- How long it takes for the pendulum to move back and forth once. How long it takes one wave to pass by.
- Meters, Hertz, seconds
- The distance from crest to crest or any one point to any next identical point. (Be able to identify wavelengths).
- Waves that oscillate at a 90 degree angle from the direction of wave motion. Ocean waves, rope, etc…
- Waves that oscillate in the same direction as the direction of wave motion. Sound, earthquakes, etc…
- When waves collide, and they create an interference pattern of increased or reduced amplitudes.
- Any substance that lets waves pass through that material.
- Frequency does not affect wave speed. Only the medium affects wave speed.
- Increasing frequency decreases wavelength, and vice versa.
- A standing wave appears not to have a forward direction, only oscillating up and down.
- A node is a place on a standing wave with no movement. An antinode is a place on a standing wave where the highest amplitude takes place.
- Waves show energy levels by the height of their amplitudes. Wavelength and speed are not affected by energy.
- Amplitude is the height from the middle of a wave to either the top or the bottom. 15 m.
- Its period would be 2 x less than before. Its period would be 3 x less than before.
- A higher frequency would mean a decreased wavelength.
- Mass and amplitude do not affect pendulum period. The longer a pendulum is the longer its time period is.
- Directly
- 60 seconds, because it takes 60 seconds to travel around the clock one time.
- 16 Hz
- 15000 m/s
- 7 seconds each
- 7 seconds each. 0.588 Hz. 2.65 m/s
- Both will take the same time, as long as they are the same length (identical)
- 8 seconds, because it takes 8 seconds to complete a cycle
- 2 meters
- Frequency = 4 HZ. Speed = 15 m/s. Wavelength = 3.75 m
- Making the graph too small; labeling axis incorrectly; Not putting a title; not starting at zero; not scaling evenly; putting a line of best fit when the data clearly curves
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