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‡ A. transverse
‡ B. longitudinal
‡ C. Electromagnetic
‡ D. The one that carries particles
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‡ TranSverSe are S shaped
‡ Waves don¶t carry particles, they carry
energy
‡ EM Waves are TranSverSe
‡ Remember it takes a loooong time to draw
all those dots or loops.
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‡ The particles travel back and forth
alooooooong the wave
‡ It takes a looong time to draw all
those dots and loops.
Which cart has the largest Acceleration
in this table? (they have the same
mass)
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B 2
C 3
D 4
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Remember, the harder you push or pull, the more
it accelerates F=mA ewton¶s Second Law
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That¶s right, largest Force will get the Largest
Acceleration F=mA, ewton¶s Second Law
Which part has the greatest kinetic
energy?

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Kinetic is in motion and he¶s speeding up as he
moves down
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e¶s fastest at the bottom so his kinetic is
strongest there
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‡ A. horizontal or parallel
‡ B. opposite
‡ C. at right angles
‡ D. stationary
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‡ TranSverSe are S shaped
‡ What direction do you move in a boat in a
wavy lake?
‡ Longitudinal waves vibrate back and forth
‡ The particles do move, just not the whole
way.
Traveling Far
‡ The particles travel up and down at
right angles to the wave.
‡ TranSverSe is S shaped
What is the Acceleration of a snail that
goes from a stop to 50m/s in 10
seconds?
a. 500m/s/s
b. 5m/s/s
c. 1/5m/s/s
d. EEEEW YUCK
So Slow

Acceleration is Velocity change ÷ Time

m/s ÷ s
Speedy
Well done. 50m/s ÷ 10s = 5m/s/s .
Sound waves have to have ______ to
travel?

a. particles or a medium
b. a vacuum
c. air
d. space
I can¶t EAR you

Sound can¶t travel in outer space if there¶s


nothing there to vibrate

Sound is vibrating particles sending the wave on


Sound FF
Sound needs a medium or particles to vibrate
back and forth in the looooongitudinal wave. .
As light moves from water to air it
bends because it goes faster in
_______?
a. neither
b. water
c. air
d. my eyes
Stuck in the Dark

Light is fastest in space


Slower in air
Even slower in water
Sound is the opposite of this
You Light up My Life
Light is fastest in space
Slower in air
Slowest in water
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Kenzi did 600j of work in 3seconds.
ow much power did this take?

a. 1800watts
b. 200watts
c. 1/200watts
d. 0 watts
Get some work done

ower = work ÷ Time

What is 600 ÷ 3?
You got the ower
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The top bunk is usually warmer
than the bottom bunk bed because
a. The top conducts heat better
b. Convection currents carry the warm air up
c. Gravity affect the top bunk differently
d. The heat is radiated up.
Getting Colder
eat Is conducted through a material from high
temp to low temp.

Even though there¶s a tiny bit less gravity on top,


it¶s not enough to make a difference.

Radiation goes out in all directions from the


source of heat, not just up.
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ot air is less dense than cold air so it floats up
like a hot air balloon. Convection currents form
when the hot air rises and the cold air sinks.
When Bailey held the aluminum wire in
the flame, the butter melted faster than
with the iron wire because:
a. The convection carried the heat to the butter
better
b. The flame radiated through the aluminum
more
c. Magnetism made the iron hot
d. Aluminum is a better conductor than iron
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Convection carries hot particles up, not along a


material.

Radiation transfers infrared heat out in all


directions.

Magnetism might induce an electrical current in


the wire, but not enough to heat it up a lot.
Conducting that orchestra

Conduction carries heat from a high temp place


through a material to a low temp place. (It works
similarly with electricity)
Alexa always turns on the electric
heater next to her and points it at
herself because:
a. The heat is radiated from it to her.
b. The heat is conducted by the air to her.
c. Convection carries the heat to her.
d. She is insulated by a heavy jacket.
Left out in the Cold Again

Air is not a very good conductor.

Convection carries the hot air up, so she would


have to sit above the heater.

er insulating jacket would actually keep the heat


from getting to her from the heater.
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Radiated heat is basically infra red waves
traveling to her from the heater.
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