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Akram Varqid
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Waves
Their characteristics, types and how they interact with each other

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Waves is a disturbance
It transfers energy from one place to another
It does not transfer mass. The particle in the wave is not moving
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Example of how wave looks like
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How to draw waves as graph
Wave can be drawn two ways, the first is displacement distance, and another is displacement time. See the x-axis on both graph
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Characteristics of Waves
Amplitude
Wavelength
Period
Frequency
Velocity
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Amplitude (A)
Represented by the letter a and e
It is the maximum displacement where graph cannot go higher or lower
It's must be measured as length, so the SI unit is m (meter)
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Wavelength (λ) -Pronounced Lambda
Represented by letter b
Must be measured on displacement distance graph,
This is because distance is x axis which measures length, so the SI unit is m (meter)
Is the length between two same phase cycle (amplitude to amplitude or similar)
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Period (T)
Represented by letter c
Time taken for one wavelength to happen
Need to measure on displacement time graph, SI unit is s (seconds)
Is time taken for one wavelength takes place
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Frequency (f)
Represented by letter c
Is the number of waves (wavelength) that happens in one second.
Need to be calculated using formula
f=1/T and the unit is Hz (Hertz)
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Velocity (v)
Represented by letter y
Is the distance traveled by the waves over specific time
Need to be calculated using formula
v = f(λ) and SI unit is ms-1
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Wave phenomena
Changing of wave characteristics due to external factors
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Damping
Represented by graph a
Happens when amplitude of wave becomes smaller and smaller
This is because of internal friction between molecules of external friction between objects
The friction causes heat energy which makes the wave loses energy
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Resonance
Represented by graph b
Happens when amplitude of wave becomes bigger and bigger
All objects have natural frequency which vibrates by itself.
If we add vibration of same frequency, the wave will increase in amplitude
Example is glass breaking when directed to singer voice
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Reflection of Waves
Changing of direction of waves when directed towards obstacle. It follows the law of reflection (incidence angle = reflected angle)
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5 Components of Reflection
Incidence wave a (on solid surface)
Normal line f (90°) from surface at point of incidence
Incidence angle d, measured from normal line to incidence ray
Reflected angle e
Reflected wave b
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