Injustice - Developers Among Us (SciFiDevCon 2024)
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Characteristics of waves
1. GOOD MORNING!
ïToday we will:
ïbegin investigation 5.2
ïtakes some notes
ïPlease do BEFORE the BELL
ïget your lab book
ïget a textbook and open to page 492
ïget out something to write with
3. INVESTIGATION 5.2
ïOpen your lab book to the first clean page and
title it, âMaking Waves.â Be sure to make a
TOC entry as well.
4. WHAT DO YOU THINK?
ïHow does water move to make a wave?
ïTsunami
ïStadium Wave
5. INVESTIGATION 5.2
ïToday we will complete # 1 â 5 of the
investigation.
ïBy the end of this portion of the lab, you
should know and be able to describe:
ïwhat a transverse wave is
ïwhat a waveâs amplitude is
ïwhat happens when two waves add together
6. Key
WAVES TRANSFER ENERGY Term
Alert!
ïHow would you define the word âwaveâ?
ïA wave is a transfer of energy with no net
transfer of mass.
ïTo transfer energy to the slinky, you used chemical
energy stored in your arm muscles to create the
mechanical energy of the motion of your hand
which was them passed on to the slinky which
began moving.
7. Key
WAVES TRANSFER ENERGY Term
Alert!
ïSome waves (like sound waves) must have a
medium to pass their energy through
ïWhat was the medium in our investigation?
ïthe slinky
ïThe word âmediumâ in this context means a
substance through which something else is
transmitted or carried on
8. WAVES TRANSFER ENERGY
ïThe medium for water waves is the surface of
the water.
ïLeonardo da Vinci explained this principle by
stating,
ïâThe wave flees the place of creation, while the
water does not.â
ïThe medium for sound waves can be the air
around us, the ground under us, or even the
water in our rivers, oceans, and streams.
11. PG 499 - 501
ïBetween the pages of 499 and 501 in your
textbook, you will find definitions, diagrams,
and examples of each of the vocabulary
terms.
ïDefine all words + give an example and/or
create a diagram for each. Beside each word,
put the page number where you found your
information.
ï20 minutes independent work
12. CALCULATING THE SPEED OF A WAVE
ïThe distance the crest of a wave moves in 0.2
seconds is 2 meters. Calculate the speed of
the wave.
ïThatâs an easy enough problem. But what if
you donât have wavelength and time? What if
you have frequency and wavelength?
13. CALCULATING SPEED USING FREQUENCY
AND WAVELENGTH
ïImagine you saw 5 crests pass by in 1
second. You measure the distance between
the crests and it is 2 meters. What is the
speed?
ïwave speed = wave frequency x wavelength
ïv = fλ
14. CALCULATING SPEED USING FREQUENCY
AND WAVELENGTH
ïDetermine the speed of a transverse wave
with a frequency of 4 Hz, a wavelength of 0.75
meters, and an amplitude of 1.5 meters.