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speed of all EM waves

3.0 x 10^8
3 types of mechanical waves
transverse, longitudinal, torsion
mechanical waves...
require a medium
free end reflection
wave reflected on the same side
when two waves meet from opposite sides
they cancel out
Universal Wave Equation

velocity= fλ

when 2 waves meet on the same side
they double in amplitude
period
time over number of cycles
frequency
= number of cycles over time
crest
occurs when an object vibrates perpendicularly to its axis
nodal point
point of destructive interference that remains at rest
rarefraction
region in a LONGITUDINAL wave where particles = farther apart than normal
Fixed-end reflection
reflected pulse = inverted
cycle
1 complete back & forth motion/oscillation/vibration
loop
crest meets crest
giga
10^9
mega
10^6
kilo
10^3
centi
10^-2
milli
10^-3
micro
10^-6
nano
10^-9
period
time over cycle
frequency
# of cycles over time or 1 over period
Transverse Waves
particles vibrate perpendicular to the direction of wave motion

mechanical
wave motion
-----> or <--------
particle motion
^
|
|
V
longitudinal waves
particles vibrate parallel to the direction of wave motion

mechanical
torsion waves
twisting motion (bridge)

mechanical
phase
position of crest or trough at any part of the wave at any time
relative of phase
relationship of 2 waves
difference of waves
difference of 2 waves
CONSTRUCTIVE Interference
2 waves join together and the sum of their amps= amplitude of new wave
DESTRUCTIVE Interference
trough of one wave @ same time as a crest of another... waves cancel out
Principle of Superposition
2 waves @ 1 place; amp= sum of amps
sound waves
LONGITUDINAL

motion of air particles= parallel to direction of sound

travels faster in solids/liquids

high pitch= high f

loud noise= large amp
Universal Wave Equation
v=
332m/s + 0.59 (T°C)
wavelength
crest to crest or trough to trough
f(beats)=
| f2 - f1 |
Doppler Effect
Doppler Effect Equation
v of sound
340m/s

All oscillating objects have a...

natural frequency which they will vibrate @.

Resonance

Vibration caused when a periodic force is applied at the same frequency as the natural frequency



Ex: Child on a swing, trampoline

Resonance in strings + springs

Open Air Columns

Starts at L=1/2 (λ), increases by 1/2

Closed Air Columns

Starts at L=1/4(λ), increases by 2/4

Frequency vs. Tension Equation

Frequency vs. Length Equation

Frequency vs. Diameter Equation

Frequency vs. Diameter Equation