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part 1: label the waves a. transverse wave - draw & label crest, trough…

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part 1: label the waves
a. transverse wave - draw & label crest, trough, amplitude, and wavelength.

b. longitudinal wave - draw & label compression, rarefaction, and wavelength.

part 2: match the vocabulary

  1. reflection
  2. refraction
  3. diffraction
  4. absorption
  5. interference

a. waves bend as they enter a medium
b. waves bounce off a surface
c. waves spread out after an opening
d. energy is taken in by
e. waves combine to

Explanation:

Brief Explanations

For the "Match the Vocabulary" part:

  1. Reflection: Waves bounce off a surface (matches B).
  2. Refraction: Waves bend as they enter a medium (matches A).
  3. Diffraction: Waves spread out after an opening (matches C).
  4. Absorption: Energy is taken in (matches D).
  5. Interference: Waves combine (matches E, assuming E is "Waves combine to form...").

For the "Label the Waves" part:

  • Transverse Wave: Draw a wave with peaks (crests) and troughs. Label crest (highest point), trough (lowest point), amplitude (distance from rest to crest/trough), wavelength (distance between two crests/troughs).
  • Longitudinal Wave: Draw a series of compressions (close - together regions) and rarefactions (spread - out regions). Label compression, rarefaction, and wavelength (distance between two compressions/rarefactions).

Answer:

Part 1: Label the Waves

A. Transverse Wave
  • Draw a wave with oscillating motion perpendicular to the direction of wave travel.
  • Label:
  • Crest: The highest point of the wave.
  • Trough: The lowest point of the wave.
  • Amplitude: The vertical distance from the rest position (middle line) to a crest or trough.
  • Wavelength: The horizontal distance between two consecutive crests or two consecutive troughs.
B. Longitudinal Wave
  • Draw a wave with oscillating motion parallel to the direction of wave travel, showing regions of compression (where particles are close together) and rarefaction (where particles are far apart).
  • Label:
  • Compression: The region where particles are densely packed.
  • Rarefaction: The region where particles are spread out.
  • Wavelength: The distance between two consecutive compressions or two consecutive rarefactions.

Part 2: Match the Vocabulary

  1. Reflection - B. Waves bounce off a surface
  2. Refraction - A. Waves bend as they enter a medium
  3. Diffraction - C. Waves spread out after an opening
  4. Absorption - D. Energy is taken in by...
  5. Interference - E. Waves combine to...