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What is the time for a wave to complete one cycle called?
What is the time for a wave to complete one cycle called?
Period
In which type of wave does the wave travel perpendicular to the direction of the waves?
In which type of wave does the wave travel perpendicular to the direction of the waves?
Transverse Wave
What is the term for the number of complete wave cycles per second?
What is the term for the number of complete wave cycles per second?
Frequency
What happens to the reflected pulse at a high boundary (less to more dense)?
What happens to the reflected pulse at a high boundary (less to more dense)?
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What happens to the reflected pulse at a soft boundary (more to less dense)?
What happens to the reflected pulse at a soft boundary (more to less dense)?
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What is the term for the perceived frequency of a sound source being lower or higher than the emitted frequency due to relative velocities of the emitter and detector?
What is the term for the perceived frequency of a sound source being lower or higher than the emitted frequency due to relative velocities of the emitter and detector?
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What happens when an object travels at the speed of sound?
What happens when an object travels at the speed of sound?
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What is the emission of light from 'hot' matter called?
What is the emission of light from 'hot' matter called?
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What is the emission of light when excited electrons fall to lower energy levels called?
What is the emission of light when excited electrons fall to lower energy levels called?
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What is amplitude related to in the context of light?
What is amplitude related to in the context of light?
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What is color related to in the context of light?
What is color related to in the context of light?
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What is the fixed speed of light in a vacuum?
What is the fixed speed of light in a vacuum?
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How does the speed of light change when it travels from a vacuum to a medium?
How does the speed of light change when it travels from a vacuum to a medium?
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What is the critical angle related to in the context of light?
What is the critical angle related to in the context of light?
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What is the difference between a vector and a scalar?
What is the difference between a vector and a scalar?
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What is the only force acting on an object in free fall problems?
What is the only force acting on an object in free fall problems?
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Sound travels as a ______ wave
Sound travels as a ______ wave
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The speed of sound increases as the air temperature ______
The speed of sound increases as the air temperature ______
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The perceived frequency of a sound source can be lower or higher than the emitted frequency due to the ______ effect
The perceived frequency of a sound source can be lower or higher than the emitted frequency due to the ______ effect
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In fixed end reflection, there are no changes in frequency, speed, or ______
In fixed end reflection, there are no changes in frequency, speed, or ______
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Free end reflection results in no change in frequency, speed, or ______
Free end reflection results in no change in frequency, speed, or ______
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In a transverse wave, the wave travels perpendicular to the direction of the ______
In a transverse wave, the wave travels perpendicular to the direction of the ______
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When something travels at the speed of sound, all of the High pressure compressions build up in front of it, this is referred to as a Sound Barrier. ______ the sound barrier is very difficult, when the speed of sound is exceeded, it is called Super Sonic speeds. When Speed of sound is exceeded, the object is passing the sound its creating -A shock wave trails behind the object, when a listener hears the shockwave, they experience a sonic boom.
When something travels at the speed of sound, all of the High pressure compressions build up in front of it, this is referred to as a Sound Barrier. ______ the sound barrier is very difficult, when the speed of sound is exceeded, it is called Super Sonic speeds. When Speed of sound is exceeded, the object is passing the sound its creating -A shock wave trails behind the object, when a listener hears the shockwave, they experience a sonic boom.
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Unit 3-Light -Incandescence Emission of light from 'hot' matter (1800k) -Luminescence: Emission of light when excited electrons fall lower energy levels. -Amplitude related to intensity -Color related to fredericy -The speed of light in a Vacuum is fixed at 299,792,45 → Light always travels slower in a medium than it does in a vacuum -When light travels from I medium to another the speed changes Absolute index of refraction measures how much lig beads when it leaves a Vacuum and enters a new medium Relative index of refraction measures how much light will refract when passing from one medium to another. Lower Index of refraction = Faster Medium Fast to slow medium (Low to high Index of refraction) → light bends towards the normal line. ex: Light passing from Air to water Slow to Fast medlum (High to low index of refraction) light bends away from the normal line. exilight parsing from water to air Critical Angle →Only apply to to a light beam going from a medium with a high index of refraction to a med with a low index of refraction The critical angle is when the refracted beam of light parallel (90°), with the interface between the 2 mee →→If the angle. of incidence (i) exceeds the critical angle, nothing is refra but is all reflected into the Original medium. Vector: Magnitude & Direction Scaler: Magnitude only. Vector Addition & Subtraction For subtraction, make sure to draw the inverse of the vector that is being subtracted. * Tip to Tip method. Addition use Tip to Tail method - Fall Problems involve objects which are dropped or own straight up in the air The only thing arting on the object is gravity. When a object is dropped: 1) Starts from rest (Vi=0) 2) it will accelerate uniformly ignoring air resistance) towards center of the earth at 9.80m2 3) Final velocity is a maximum right before it strikes the ground. 4) An object thrown upwards will have equal velocities at equal heights -For multipart problems the parts can be 1) + Acceleration 2)-Acceleration 3) Uniform motion.
Unit 3-Light -Incandescence Emission of light from 'hot' matter (1800k) -Luminescence: Emission of light when excited electrons fall lower energy levels. -Amplitude related to intensity -Color related to fredericy -The speed of light in a Vacuum is fixed at 299,792,45 → Light always travels slower in a medium than it does in a vacuum -When light travels from I medium to another the speed changes Absolute index of refraction measures how much lig beads when it leaves a Vacuum and enters a new medium Relative index of refraction measures how much light will refract when passing from one medium to another. Lower Index of refraction = Faster Medium Fast to slow medium (Low to high Index of refraction) → light bends towards the normal line. ex: Light passing from Air to water Slow to Fast medlum (High to low index of refraction) light bends away from the normal line. exilight parsing from water to air Critical Angle →Only apply to to a light beam going from a medium with a high index of refraction to a med with a low index of refraction The critical angle is when the refracted beam of light parallel (90°), with the interface between the 2 mee →→If the angle. of incidence (i) exceeds the critical angle, nothing is refra but is all reflected into the Original medium. Vector: Magnitude & Direction Scaler: Magnitude only. Vector Addition & Subtraction For subtraction, make sure to draw the inverse of the vector that is being subtracted. * Tip to Tip method. Addition use Tip to Tail method - Fall Problems involve objects which are dropped or own straight up in the air The only thing arting on the object is gravity. When a object is dropped: 1) Starts from rest (Vi=0) 2) it will accelerate uniformly ignoring air resistance) towards center of the earth at 9.80m2 3) Final velocity is a maximum right before it strikes the ground. 4) An object thrown upwards will have equal velocities at equal heights -For multipart problems the parts can be 1) + Acceleration 2)-Acceleration 3) Uniform motion.
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The critical angle is when the ______ beam of light is parallel (90°), with the interface between the 2 media. If the angle of incidence (i) exceeds the critical angle, nothing is ______ but is all reflected into the Original medium.
The critical angle is when the ______ beam of light is parallel (90°), with the interface between the 2 media. If the angle of incidence (i) exceeds the critical angle, nothing is ______ but is all reflected into the Original medium.
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The speed of ______ in a Vacuum is fixed at 299,792,45 → Light always travels slower in a medium than it does in a vacuum -When ______ travels from I medium to another the speed changes Absolute index of refraction measures how much lig beads when it leaves a Vacuum and enters a new medium Relative index of refraction measures how much ______ will refract when passing from one medium to another. Lower Index of refraction = Faster Medium Fast to slow medium (Low to high Index of refraction) → ______ bends towards the normal line.
The speed of ______ in a Vacuum is fixed at 299,792,45 → Light always travels slower in a medium than it does in a vacuum -When ______ travels from I medium to another the speed changes Absolute index of refraction measures how much lig beads when it leaves a Vacuum and enters a new medium Relative index of refraction measures how much ______ will refract when passing from one medium to another. Lower Index of refraction = Faster Medium Fast to slow medium (Low to high Index of refraction) → ______ bends towards the normal line.
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Vector: Magnitude & Direction Scaler: Magnitude only. Vector Addition & Subtraction For subtraction, make sure to draw the inverse of the vector that is being subtracted. * Tip to Tip method. Addition use Tip to Tail method - Fall Problems involve objects which are dropped or own straight ______ in the air The only thing arting on the object is gravity. When a object is dropped: 1) Starts from rest (Vi=0) 2) it will accelerate uniformly ignoring air resistance) towards center of the earth at 9.80m2 3) Final velocity is a maximum right before it strikes the ground. 4) An object thrown ______wards will have equal velocities at equal heights -For multipart problems the parts can be 1) + Acceleration 2)-Acceleration 3) Uniform motion.
Vector: Magnitude & Direction Scaler: Magnitude only. Vector Addition & Subtraction For subtraction, make sure to draw the inverse of the vector that is being subtracted. * Tip to Tip method. Addition use Tip to Tail method - Fall Problems involve objects which are dropped or own straight ______ in the air The only thing arting on the object is gravity. When a object is dropped: 1) Starts from rest (Vi=0) 2) it will accelerate uniformly ignoring air resistance) towards center of the earth at 9.80m2 3) Final velocity is a maximum right before it strikes the ground. 4) An object thrown ______wards will have equal velocities at equal heights -For multipart problems the parts can be 1) + Acceleration 2)-Acceleration 3) Uniform motion.
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Lower Index of refraction = Faster Medium Fast to slow ______ (Low to high Index of refraction) → light bends towards the normal line. ex: Light passing from Air to water
Lower Index of refraction = Faster Medium Fast to slow ______ (Low to high Index of refraction) → light bends towards the normal line. ex: Light passing from Air to water
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Slow to Fast medium (High to low index of refraction) ______ bends away from the normal line. exi______ parsing from water to air
Slow to Fast medium (High to low index of refraction) ______ bends away from the normal line. exi______ parsing from water to air
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Critical Angle →Only apply to a light beam going from a medium with a high index of refraction to a med with a low index of refraction The critical angle is when the refracted beam of light is parallel (90°), with the ______ between the 2 media.
Critical Angle →Only apply to a light beam going from a medium with a high index of refraction to a med with a low index of refraction The critical angle is when the refracted beam of light is parallel (90°), with the ______ between the 2 media.
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If the angle of incidence (i) exceeds the critical angle, nothing is refracted but is all ______ into the Original medium.
If the angle of incidence (i) exceeds the critical angle, nothing is refracted but is all ______ into the Original medium.
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Fall Problems involve objects which are dropped or own straight up in the air The only thing arting on the object is gravity. When a object is dropped: 1) Starts from rest (Vi=0) 2) it will accelerate uniformly ignoring air resistance) towards center of the earth at 9.80m2 3) Final velocity is a maximum right before it strikes the ground. 4) An object thrown upwards will have equal velocities at equal heights -For multipart problems the parts can be 1) + Acceleration 2)-Acceleration 3) Uniform motion.
Fall Problems involve objects which are dropped or own straight up in the air The only thing arting on the object is gravity. When a object is dropped: 1) Starts from rest (Vi=0) 2) it will accelerate uniformly ignoring air resistance) towards center of the earth at 9.80m2 3) Final velocity is a maximum right before it strikes the ground. 4) An object thrown upwards will have equal velocities at equal heights -For multipart problems the parts can be 1) + Acceleration 2)-Acceleration 3) Uniform motion.
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