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Waves Master Quiz

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Basics of waves and terms

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Basics of waves and terms

by Moses O.A
1

What is the distance between two consecutive crests in a wave called?

2

Which property measures how often a wave passes a point per second?

3

What is the maximum displacement of a point from its rest position in a wave called?

4

Which term describes the speed at which a wave travels through a medium?

5

Which of the following can cause a wave to bend when it enters a new medium?

6

What is the change of direction of a wave at an obstacle or opening called?

7

Which phenomenon occurs when two or more waves occupy the same space, affecting the resultant wave?

8

What term describes a wave that requires a medium to travel through?

9

In a transverse wave, the particle displacement is perpendicular to the direction of travel. True or False?

10

Which term refers to a wave pattern that maintains constant amplitude due to superposition?

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Wavelength is the distance from one crest to the next crest.

Frequency is how many cycles occur per second (Hz).

Amplitude indicates the wave’s height or strength.

Wave speed equals frequency times wavelength in a given medium.

Refraction changes speed and direction when entering a new medium.

Diffraction distributes waves around edges or through openings.

Interference is the superposition of waves leading to constructive or destructive patterns.

Mechanical waves need a medium (air, water, solids) to propagate.

Transverse waves have perpendicular oscillations to the direction of travel.

Standing waves result from interference of two waves of same frequency and amplitude.

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