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2. Transverse and longitudinal

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LCWC Round 1

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1.

What two things does the law of conservation of energy state cannot happen to energy? (2)

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2.

State the stored energy in an object that is held high up in the air. (1)

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3.

State the energy stored in a moving object. (1)

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4.

Define dependent variable.

The variable we ___________ (1)

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5.

Convert 35cm into mm. (1)

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6.

Challenge: Describe the energy transfer that takes place when a ball is dropped from 1m and falls to the ground

When the ball is dropped, the __________________ energy store.......

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7.

Which quantity tells us the number of waves produced per second?

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8.

What quantity tells us the distance between two corresponding waves, measured in metres (m)?

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Which quantity is the the maximum distance from the resting point to the top of the wave?

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10.

What type of wave is this?

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In which type of wave do the oscillations move in parallel to the direction of energy transfer?

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12.

What is this part (in blue) of the longitudinal wave called

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What is this part (in blue) of the longitudinal wave called

Key Knowledge

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Define a “wave”

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15.

Give 2 examples of transverse waves.

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16.

Describe the oscillations in atransverse wave.

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17.

Give an exampleof a transverse wave.

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18.

Describe the oscillations in alongitudinal wave.

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19.

Define “wavelength”

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20.

Define “amplitude”

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21.

Define “frequency”

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22.

Define a “wave”

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23.

Give 2 examples of transverse waves.

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24.

Describe the oscillations in atransverse wave.

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25.

Give an exampleof a transverse wave.

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26.

Describe the oscillations in alongitudinal wave.

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27.

Define “wavelength”

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Define “amplitude”

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29.

Define “frequency”

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30.

Which of these examples are of a longitudinal wave.

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31.

In longitudinal waves, the oscillations are ___________to the direction of energy

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32.

Which two are examples of transverse waves

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33.

In transverse waves the oscillations are _____________ to the direction of energy

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34.

Frequence is the......

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35.

Define wavelength

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36.

Copy and complete the example below

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37.

Copy and complete the sentences below to answer the question in bold

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40.

Copy and complete:

The oscillation / vibration causing the wave for a longitudinal wave is____________ to the direction of __________ transfer.

But for a transverse wave the oscillation / vibration is _________________ to the direction of ____________ transfer

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46.

Copy and complete

As the wavelength increases so does the ______ __________

The wave speed increases __________between 0-40 m than between _______________ m

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47.

Kinetic energy is stored in hot objectsA water wave is a transverse wave

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48.

A sound wave is a transverse wave

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49.

The frequency tells us the distance between two corresponding waves

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50.

Energy can be created but not destroyedThe oscillations in a transverse wave are perpendicular to the direction of energy transfer

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51.

Perpendicular means at a right angle to.