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Learn about transverse and longitudinal waves, the transfer of energy through a medium, and the difference between single wave pulses and periodic waves. Watch a video and see examples of waves in physics, such as sound waves and light waves.
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- How does sound travel through wires?Andrew M's answer is definitely correct if you meant sound through an electrical speaker; however, if you are referring to a tin can telephone, the...
- How radio waves pass through walls, while light waves do not?To elaborate a bit, building materials are transparent to long wavelength waves because a wall will only absorb the energy of waves that have the r...
- how would you define energy?It's actually quite hard to define energy, but I would say @Ethan Dlugie gives the best definition here.
- this is true that light has properties of wave and matter.Then why doesn't it exerts pressure?Light can exert pressure though not much. The pressure exerted by electromagnetic radiation is called *Radiation Pressure*. http://en.wikipedia.org...
- because sound is made by a vibration and because atoms always vibrate, do they make even the tiniest...yes they make the tiniest amount of sound,according to the no of vibrations,called hertz,the sound is inaudible below 20hz
- what kind of waves are used in our microwavesIn microwaves, electromagnetic waves are used to heat up your food. The waves in your microwave are the same sort of waves that make up visible light.
- What happens to the wave if it is travelling through different mediums? Example: From a medium of hi...Great question! Unfortunately, the answer is kind of complicated. In general, if you keep EVERYTHING ELSE the same, the speed of sound in a gas (li...
- At 7:22 when the "speaker" pushed air forwards, how come the molecules of air went backwards?Some molecules which are pushed forward collide with the particles which are already present in the space forward. Because of these collisions they...
- Could anyone give a few examples each of transverse and longitudinal waves?Transverse waves: Electromagnetic waves(light waves, Radio waves),wave in a string etc. Longitudinal waves: compression waves in a spring, sound wa...
- because sound is made by a vibration and because atoms always vibrate, do they make even the tiniest...Yep! Even the most tiniest amount of sound is made by the vibration of atoms, just like any other.
Jan 11, 2023 · Waves are ubiquitous phenomena in nature and technology. In this chapter, you will learn the basic concepts and properties of waves, such as wavelength, frequency, amplitude, and speed. You will also explore different types of waves, such as transverse, longitudinal, and standing waves, and how they relate to sound and light. This chapter will prepare you for the more advanced topics of ...
Learn about mechanical waves, pulse waves, periodic waves, transverse waves, and longitudinal waves with examples and diagrams. Explore how waves transfer energy and motion in different media and situations.
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Learn about the phenomena of waves, from transverse and longitudinal waves to sound and light. Test your knowledge with quizzes and unit tests on Khan Academy, a nonprofit that relies on donations.
All the electromagnetic waves – eg light waves, microwaves, radio waves, x-rays. S type earthquake waves. One way of remembering that an S type earthquake wave is a transverse is that an S looks ...
