'Wave speed depends' diaporamas de présentation

Waves, sound & music (in one-dimension, mainly)

Waves, sound & music (in one-dimension, mainly). Making sounds. Many sources of sound are very familiar: the human voice animal sounds straw oboe whistling tubes musical instruments (string, woodwind, brass, percussion, electronic)

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Wave Motion

Wave Motion. Waves. A vibration that repeats regularly in space and time Transmitted from one place to another w/out actually transporting matter A transmission of Energy Require a medium (substance to travel through) Ex. Water waves, sound, wave in string/spring.

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Waves

Waves. Physics H. Pendulum. A pendulum is simply a mass (bob) suspended from a string that can swing back and forth The time it takes for the pendulum to swing back and forth is called the period. Period depends on length of the pendulum, not on weight suspended.

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March 18, 2014

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Ch. 25

Ch. 25. Vibrations and Waves. A vibration is a to and fro movement over a certain time period. (a pendulum) A wave is a to and fro motion in space and time.(ex. a stone dropped into a pond).

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PHSC 1013: Physical Science Waves

PHSC 1013: Physical Science Waves. Lecture Notes Download PDF Document Waves.pdf Powerpoint Slides Waves.ppt. Types of Waves. Longitudinal wave oscillations are in the direction of motion (parallel to the motion) Transverse Wave oscillations are perpendicular to the direction of

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PHSC 1013: Physical Science Waves

PHSC 1013: Physical Science Waves. Lecture Notes Download PDF Document Waves.pdf Powerpoint Slides Waves.ppt. Types of Waves. Longitudinal wave oscillations are in the direction of motion (parallel to the motion) Transverse Wave oscillations are perpendicular to the direction of

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PHSC 1013: Physical Science Waves

PHSC 1013: Physical Science Waves. Lecture Notes Download PDF Document Waves.pdf Powerpoint Slides Waves.ppt. Types of Waves. Longitudinal wave oscillations are in the direction of motion (parallel to the motion) Transverse Wave oscillations are perpendicular to the direction of

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Waves

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