15. For the waves/oscillations below, what type of wave is it? Chose the best for each letter below: transverse, longitudinal, or neither VSound - lorgitudinal B Light -trensverse Seismic S-wave transrerse R Seismie P-wave neher É. Stadium crowd wave -hnsverse

Q: what is the period of a wave?

A: Period of a wave

Q: What is reverberation? How can it be reduced?

A: The repeated multiple reflections of sound in any big enclosed space is known as reverberation.

Q: Which of the two waves had the larger amplitude? What is the larger amplitude?

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Q: ONLY NEED 6D AND 6E ANSWERED  6. Draw and label the crest, trough, wavelength, and amplitude of a…

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Q: 10. When a sound wave hits a solid surface, some of the energy is and some of it is reflected.

A: A wave is a propagating disturbance which have energy without any net moment of its particles from…

Q: Part A Tsunami A tsunami traveling across deep water can have a speed of 750 km/h and a wavelength…

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Q: Describe the big connection between circular motion, pendulum motion, spring motion, and wave…

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Q: 4) What is the wavelength of a tone that is 274-Hz and is traveling at a speed of 342.7-m/s?

A: The wavelength of a tone can be determined as, Here, v and f represent the speed and the frequency…

Q: What waves cause back and forth motion?

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Q: 28. During earthquakes, two types of waves can be created. One is a longitudinal wave form called…

A: we know that  longitudinal wave travel in form of compression and rarefraction shown by arrow C.…

Q: What are difference between vibation and waves

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Q: Name at least three scientists who defined waves

A: 1.James Clerk Maxwell developed a scientific theory to explain electromagnetic waves. 2.Christiaan…

Q: In a longitudinal wave, what is the area where molecules are "bunched" together called? What is a…

A: 5) in a longitudinal wave the point at which molecules are bunched to geteher  is called…

Q: What are characteristics of standing waves?

A: The characteristics of a stationary waves are given below.The waveform of the stationary wave…

Q: WHAT ARE THE DIFFERENT TYPES AND PROPERTIES OF WAVES?

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Q: 2. How does the frequency of a wave relate to the energy of the wave? Type your answer here:

A: Let frequency of  wave is  ' f ' .    Energy related to wave is given as :-     E = hf    ;  (for…

Q: What does the frequency of a wave represent?

A: Frequency of a wave is the number of oscillations per unit time. Frequency and wavelength are…

Q: Differentiate between Transverse and Longitudinal Waves?

A: Transverse and Longitudinal Waves

Q: What are beats? What are beat frequency?

A: Beats:When two waves of slightly different frequencies, moving in the same direction and along the…

Q: Describe the wave including crest, trough, amplitude, wavelength, and line of equilibrium

A: Terms crest, trough, amplitude, wavelength and line of equilibrium are terms of a general wave form.…

Q: 3. An earthquake waves speed is recorded at 5 km/s. (Convert from km to m.) If it has a frequency of…

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Q: Why is it so quiet after a snowfall?

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Q: 2. The of a wave is a measure of the amount of energy it carries. 3. The distance from one crest to…

A: The amplitude of a wave gives the measure of the energy the wave carries.

Q: 1. Sound Wave Ocean Wave Wave on a rope Stadium Wave Which one does not belong? Why?

A: The correction is (1)  i.e  Sound waves does not belong.

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A: The waves are the vibration or disturbance produced in space that transfers energy without…

Q: Do waves sent from opposite sides, pass through each other, or bounce off each other? 1

A: Answer:-  When two or more waves meet  they interact with each other. The interaction of waves with…

Q: What are characteristics of wave motion?

A: Waves are disturbance that travel through a fluid medium, they are two types of wave motion,…

Q: What are longitudinal waves?

A: A longitudinal wave is the one in which the displacement of wave is parallel to the direction of…

Q: Explain the different types of wave motion?

A: The two types of wave motion are – longitudinal and transverse wave motion. In longitudinal wave…

Q: What do all waves transfer?

A: Que. What do all waves transfer.

Q: What is the principle of superposition? What are the conditions for observing interference,…

A: The principle of superposition of waves states that, when two or more waves of the same kind cross…

Q: 10-12 watts/meter?, what is the intensity of a sound for which the decibel level of the sound…

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Q: Define density and how wave energy is affected when moving through the interface between two…

A: Wave Energy Density - It is equal to amount of the energy carried by wave per unit volume. It is…

Q: 19.) Transverse waves have alternating high points and low points. The highest point of a transverse…

A: The highest point of a transverse wave is called crest .

Q: what is a transverse wave?

A: A transverse wave is a wave that exhibits vibrations  in a plane perpendicular to the plane of…

Q: What are standing waves or stationary waves?

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Q: Which of these type of waves carry energy? O Seismic waves Sound waves O They al-do O Water waves

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Q: This is one question with 2 parts, so please answer both

A: The numbers of nodes are represented in the figure,

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Q: Explain how the graph shows that surface waves travel at a constant speed

A: The displacement-time graph is graphs that displacement with respect to time duration. The…