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7.12 Unit Assessment: Waves
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Answer 1

Question

Which type of wave does the illustration depict?

Answer

longitudinal wave

It is a wave that oscillates back and forth on an axis.

Question 5

In which type of wave is energy transmitted in a definite direction and with a definite speed?

Answer 5

traveling wave

Traveling waves are observed when a wave is not confined to a given space along the medium.

Question 6

A _______ is described as a wave that is not confined to the space along the medium.

Answer 6

breaking wave

Question 7

Which type of wave appears to vibrate in place?

Answer 7

standing wave

Standing waves are produced whenever two waves of identical frequency interfere with one another while traveling opposite directions along the same medium.

Question 8

If two waves with identical crests and troughs meet, what is happening?

Answer 8

constructive interference is occurring

constructive interference of two or more waves of equal frequency and phase result in their mutual reinforcement.

Answer 2

4- The illustration depicts a longitudinal wave. Longitudinal waves are waves in which the displacement through the medium is in the same direction of displacement of the wave, independent of the direction.

5- Energy transmitted in a definite direction and with a definite speed in traveling waves. This type of wave moves at constant speeds in the same direction.

6- A breaking wave is described as a wave that is not confined to the space along the medium.

7- Standing waves appear to vibrate in place. These are those waves in which certain points of the wave, called nodes, remain immobile.

8- If two waves with identical crests and troughs meet, a constructive interference is occurring.

It is referred as constructive interference to an overlap of two or more equal frequency waves, which when interfered create a new wave pattern of greater intensity (amplitude) whose peak is the antinode; after this point, they are again the same waves as before.