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What do sound waves, light waves, and ocean waves all have in common? A. They all require a medium to travel. B. They are all electromagnetic waves. C. They all transfer energy. D. They are all mechanical waves.

OpenStudy (anonymous):

C

OpenStudy (anonymous):

In which type of wave do air particles move together or apart parallel to the direction of the wave? A. surface waves B. transverse waves C. electromagnetic waves D. sound waves

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D, sound waves are always longitudinal waves, which compress and expand parallel to the direction of movement

OpenStudy (anonymous):

Which represents a type of mechanical wave? A. water waves B. gamma rays C. infrared light D. telemetry waves Question Resources

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didn't mean question resources

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OpenStudy (anonymous):

A, because they require particle movement, the bouncing

OpenStudy (anonymous):

Which term is described as the height of a wave from its rest position to its crest? A. wavelength B. crest height C. amplitude D. wave height

OpenStudy (anonymous):

C, it is the maximum distance between a wave's maximum disturbance and its equlibirum. That's the definition of Amplitude

OpenStudy (anonymous):

What is the distance between two consecutive troughs called? A. period length B. wavelength C. amplitude length D. trough length

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OpenStudy (anonymous):

B, a wavelength is the distance between two consecutive particles that have the same velocity

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Which gives the frequency of the wave in terms of its peaks? A. the number of peaks per meter B. the number of peaks passing a point per second C. the height of the peaks divided by the width of the crest D. the height of the tallest peaks

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B, that's the def.

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Which best describes what happens when a person sees an orange T-shirt? A. The T-shirt absorbs orange light from human eyes. B. The T-shirt radiates all colors of light except orange to human eyes. C. Human eyes reflect orange light back to the T-shirt. D. Orange light reflected from the T-shirt enters human eyes.

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D

OpenStudy (anonymous):

Which travels fastest through dense matter? A. ultraviolet waves B. radio waves C. telemetry waves D. sound waves

OpenStudy (anonymous):

D, due to the higher density, a compression will move much faster

OpenStudy (anonymous):

Which places the items in order from slowest to fastest? A. the speed of light through outer space; the speed of light through air; the speed of light through glass B. the speed of light through air; the speed of light through glass; the speed of light through outer space C. the speed of light through glass; the speed of light through air; the speed of light through outer space D. the speed of light through glass; the speed of light through space; the speed of light through air

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@greenleaf800073

OpenStudy (anonymous):

C, just think about it, whatever is more compressed/dense, light travels slower

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