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Physics ch 6,9

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show A traveling disturbance consisting of coordinated vibrations that transmit energy with no net movement of matter.  
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show A wave in which the oscillations are perpendicular to the direction the wave travels.  
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What are the examples of transverse waves?   show
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show A wave in which the oscillations are along the direction the wave travels.  
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What are some examples of longitudinal waves?   show
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Amplitude   show
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Wavelength   show
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show The number of cycles of a wave passing a point per unit time. the number of oscillations per second in the wave.  
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show Light passing through material such as polaroid filters.  
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show Light bouncing of a surface.  
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show Light traveling through a material.  
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show When light strikes the atoms.  
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Doppler effect   show
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Echolocation   show
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What are some examples of echolocation?   show
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Interference   show
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show Is a sound with a sinusoidal waveform.  
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Complex tone   show
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Loudness   show
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show A sound is the perception of highness or lowness. The sound of a soprano voice has a high pitch and that of a bass voice has a low pitch. The pitch of a sound depends primarily on the frequency of the sound wave.  
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