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surface waves mixture of transverse and longitudinal waves example: at the surface of the water, particles move parallel and perpendicular to the direction of the wave. electromagnetic waves waves that do not need matter (medium) to transfer energy examples: radiation, tv & radio waves, x-rays, microwaves, lasers, energy from the sun, visible light electromagnetic waves are considered ... waves a level...
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surface waves mixture of transverse and longitudinal waves example: at the surface of the water, particles move parallel and perpendicular to the direction of the wave. electromagnetic waves waves that do not need matter (medium) to transfer energy examples: radiation, tv & radio waves, x-rays, microwaves, lasers, energy from the sun, visible light electromagnetic waves are considered ... waves a level...
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sound waves and sound fields principles of sound and vibration, chapter 6 science of sound, chapter 6 the acoustic wave equation the acoustic wave equation is generally derived by considering an ideal fluid (a mathematical fiction). its motion is described by the euler equation of motion. in a real fluid (with viscosity), the euler equation is replaced by the navier-stokes equation. two ... waves a level...
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sound waves and sound fields principles of sound and vibration, chapter 6 science of sound, chapter 6 the acoustic wave equation the acoustic wave equation is generally derived by considering an ideal fluid (a mathematical fiction). its motion is described by the euler equation of motion. in a real fluid (with viscosity), the euler equation is replaced by the navier-stokes equation. two ... waves a level...
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waves – from gcse what you need to know before you move into as waves light rays can be reflected off materials can be refracted by passing from a materials of one density into another material of a different density travel in straight lines at 3 x 10 8 m/s can show total internal reflection which is used in optic fibres wave definitions waves transfer energy there are two types of waves ... waves a level...
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waves – from gcse what you need to know before you move into as waves light rays can be reflected off materials can be refracted by passing from a materials of one density into another material of a different density travel in straight lines at 3 x 10 8 m/s can show total internal reflection which is used in optic fibres wave definitions waves transfer energy there are two types of waves ... waves a level...
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คลื่นลม (wind-generated waves) น้ำขึ้นน้ำลง (tides) คลื่น seiches. ซึนามิ (tsunami) “wind wave. initial wind stress on the water surface causes what are known as capillary waves - wavelength of less than 1.73 cm. the force that tries to restore them to equilibrium is the cohesion of the individual molecules. capillary waves are ... waves a level...
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คลื่นลม (wind-generated waves) น้ำขึ้นน้ำลง (tides) คลื่น seiches. ซึนามิ (tsunami) “wind wave. initial wind stress on the water surface causes what are known as capillary waves - wavelength of less than 1.73 cm. the force that tries to restore them to equilibrium is the cohesion of the individual molecules. capillary waves are ... waves a level...
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rank in order, from largest to smallest, the periods t. a, t b, t c, for sound waves having frequencies f a =100hz, f b =1000hz, f c =10,000hz. question 5 sound wave a delivers 2j of energy in 2s. waves a level...
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rank in order, from largest to smallest, the periods t. a, t b, t c, for sound waves having frequencies f a =100hz, f b =1000hz, f c =10,000hz. question 5 sound wave a delivers 2j of energy in 2s. waves a level...
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