Transverse and longitudinal Flashcards

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1
Q

Waves transfer energy not matter

A

the period is inversely proportional to the frequency

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2
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How do waves travel?

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Through a medium

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3
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What do sound waves cause the air particles to do?

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they cause the air particles to vibrate back and forth.

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4
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What do waves in water cause the water particles to do?

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ripples cause the water particles to vibrate up and down

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5
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What is different in transverse and longitudinal waves?

A

The direction of oscillations.

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6
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What happens in longitudinal waves

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Vibrations are parallel to the direction of wave travel (the oscillations are in the same direction as the direction of the wave)

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7
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What do certain areas of longitudinal waves show that transverse waves don’t?

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Areas of rarefaction and compression.

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8
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What are areas of rarefaction?

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they have rarefactions which are areas of low pressure particles spread apart due to the vibrations

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What are areas of compression?

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the compressions are areas of high pressure where particles are squashed together due to the vibrations

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10
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What are examples of longitudinal waves?

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. Sound waves
.Ultrasound waves
.Seismic-P waves

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11
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How are transverse waves different to longitudinal waves?

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Vibrations are at right angles (perpendicular) to the direction of wave travel

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12
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What are different features of a transverse waves and the meaning/function?

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Peak = highest point
Trough = lowest point

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13
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What are some examples of transverse waves?

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.ripples on the surface of water
.vibrations in a guitar string
.a Mexican wave in a sports stadium
.electromagnetic waves
.seismic S-waves

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14
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Period=?

A

1/frequency

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15
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What id amplitude

A

the maximum displacement of a point on the wave from its undisturbed position.

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16
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Wavelength

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the distance from a point on one wave to the equivalent point on the next wave (e.g. crest-to-crest or trough-to-trough).

17
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Frequency

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the number of waves passing a point per second.

18
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What is the wave speed?

A

the speed at which energy is being transferred.

19
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What is the formula for the wavespeed?

A

v = f λ
⁢wavespeed= frequency x wavelength

20
Q

What happens to the velocity if the frequency increases?

21
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What happens to the velocity if the wave length increases?

22
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If the period is smaller, what can be said about the frequency and velocity?

A

higher frequency, greater velocity

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