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G4 T3 Waves and Information L2 Patterns of Waves March 15

G4 T3 Waves and Information L2 Patterns of Waves March 15

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G4 T3 Waves and Information L2 Patterns of Waves

Objective: I can describe how waves can oscillate.

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1- The highest point in a wave is (crest/trough)

2- The highest point of a wave from its resting position is called (wavelength/ amplitude)

3- When a wave is moving perpendicular to the particle's motion, this best describes(transverse wave/ longitudinal wave).

4-Define frequency

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Ham Radio


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Patterns in Wave Characteristics

  • Amplitudes, wavelength and frequency of waves follow a pattern

  • If you observe the properties of part of a wave, you can figure out how the rest of the wave is doing.

  • One important pattern of waves that the can Oscillates.

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Oscillates:

  • Move back and forth between two points.

  • Some other objects that can oscillates like pendulums and rocking chairs.


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Wave Period

  • The amount of times it takes for a wave to complete one back and forth.


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Remember

  • Waves with high frequency have shorter wavelength

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Wave patterns

Objective: I can tell the difference between circular and plane waves.

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Do Now

1- When frequency increases, the distance between waves will be shorter (true/false)

2- The highest point in a wave from its resting position is called ( wavelength/ amplitude/ crest)

3- The lowest point in a wave is called (trough/ crest).

4-Define wave period

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Wave patterns:

  • In order for a wave to appear, a disturbance must happen in a medium.

  • Appear:

  • To be seen or show up

  • Different disturabnce cause waves with different patterns.

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Circular wave:

  • Disturbance at one point

  • Waves will spread out in all directions.

  • Waves look like circles.

  • Circular waves:

  • Waves that caused by a disturbance at one single point.

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plane waves:

  • For example, if you push the water with your hands, the waves will move in parallel lines.

  • move in parallel lines

  • look like stripes

  • Plane wave:

  • The wave that is made when a disturbance happens to a line of matter.

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G4 T3 Waves and Information L2 Patterns of Waves

Objective: I can describe how waves can oscillate.

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