P6 Waves

P6 Waves

1. RAT

   • Reflect
   • Absorb
   • Transmit

2. Transverse Vs. Longitudinal

   • Transverse Move at right angle compares to the energy flow.
   • Ocean and most electromagnetic waves Crest is the highest point
   • Trough is the lowest The wavelength if the amount of distance between a crest and a crest or a trough and a trough.
   • They can also be measured in frequency how many per second Amplitude is how high the waves from the zero point to the crest
   • Longitudinal The Particles vibrate in the direction of the energy flow.
   • Compression sent through the waves
   • Compression is the dense point Rarefaction is the the least dense point.
   • You can measure wavelength from the Compression to the other compression

3. In the circle of life It's the wheel of fortune It's the leap of faith It's the band of hope Till we find our place On the path unwinding In the circle, the circle of life

4. S Waves Vs. P Waves

   • Primary or Pressure Faster than S waves Longitudinal waves That changes Direction when they hit the core The speed of a P wave increases with the depth
   • Secondary or shear Transverse wave Can’t peritract the core Can’t travel through liquids Slower the P waves The speed of a S wave increases with the depth

5. EM Waves

   • Red
     • Orange
       • Yellow
         • Green
           • Blue
             • Indigo
               • Violet
   • Radio Waves
     • Micro Waves
       • Infra Red
         • Light
           • Ultra Violet
             • X-Ray
               • Gama

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