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Name ___________________________________________ Date ________________ Period _________. P HYSICS P ART I – S URFING THE W AVES. Wave Theory. Waves transfer ________ through a medium. The __________ doesn’t move – the energy does. Wave Types. Longitudinal Wave.

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  1. Name ___________________________________________ Date ________________ Period _________ PHYSICS PART I – SURFING THE WAVES Wave Theory Waves transfer ________ through a medium. The __________ doesn’t move – the energy does. Wave Types Longitudinal Wave Molecules move _________________________ as the wave. Transverse Wave Molecules move ________________to the direction of the wave.

  2. Actual Wave How we can think of it Amplitude = Wavelength – Pitch velocity = wavelength x frequency v = λ ƒ Velocity is constant As frequency increases, _____________________________. As wavelength increases, ____________________________.

  3. Interference Standing Wave In a closed tube, the wave _________________________. Overtones Waves of a ________ frequency than the fundamental – add richness to tones. Different instruments accentuate different ____________.

  4. Loudness Measured in __________ – indicate the amplitude of the wave. The Human Ear

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