1) The measure from the resting point of the wave to the crest. a) amplitude b) frequency c) wavelength 2) Wave that moves perpendicular to the matter in the wave. a) transverse b) longitudinal c) compression 3) Released from an earthquake a) matter b) energy c) amplitude 4) the measure of one wave to the next; example crest to crest a) wavelength b) amplitude c) frequency 5) top of a transverse wave a) crest b) trough c) compression d) rarefaction 6) bottom of a transverse wave a) crest b) compression c) trough d) rarefaction 7) Sound Wave are a type of a) longitudinal b) transverse 8) Longitudinal a) b) 9) Transverse wave a) b) 10) parts of a longitudinal wave a) compression, rarefaction b) crest, trough c) apex, gully 11) what do waves carry? a) energy b) matter c) tacos 12) amount of waves that pass in a set period of time a) amplitude b) frequency c) wavelength 13) Mechanical waves need this in order to travel a) space b) medium c) only low energy d) light 14) When the wavelength of a wave increase, a) the amplitude also increases b) the frequency also increases c) the frequency decreases d) the amplitude decreases 15) Amplitude of a wave is determined by the amount of a) wavelengths b) energy c) matter d) frequency 16) A wave with a lower amplitude has lower a) wavelengths b) frequency c) energy d) matter

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