states that the force acting on a spring is directly proportional to the amount that the spring is stretched

the point with the largest displacement when two wave pulses meet

the high point of a wave

the stationary point where two equal wave pulses meet and are in the same location, having a displacement of zero

the high point of a wave

the low point of a wave

the line in a ray diagram that shows the direction of the barrier and is drawn at a right angle, or perpendicular, or to the barrier

A single disturbance or pulse that travels through a medium

A wave that strikes a boundary between two media

The number of complete oscillations that a wave makes each second; is measured in hertz, Hz

states that the force acting on a spring is directly proportional to the amount the spring is stretched

Any motion that repeats in a regular cycle

law of reflection

node

Hooke's law

Doppler effect

A wave that strikes a boundary between two media

In any periodic motion, the maximum distance an

object moves from equilibrium

the high point of a wave

The distance between the focal point and the mirror or lens

Results from the superposition of two or more waves; can be constructive (wave displacements in the same direction) or destructive( waves with equal but opposite amplitudes)

A device that can demonstrate simple harmonic motion when its bob( a massive ball or weight), suspended by a string or light rod, is pulled to one side and released causing it to swing back and forth

A single disturbance or pulse that travels through a medium

the stationary point where two equal wave

pulses meet and are in the same location,

having a displacement of zero

In any periodic motion, the amount of time required for an object to repeat one complete cycle of motion

Any motion that repeats in a regular cycle

A wave whose disturbances occurs at a constant rate

law of reflection

node

Hooke's law

Doppler effect

Transverse wave

Surface wave

Longitudinal wave

Vertical wave

Any motion that repeats in a regular cycle

the point with the largest displacement

when two wave pulses meet

states that the force acting on a spring is directly

proportional to the amount that the spring is stretched

the stationary point where two equal wavepulses meet

and are in the same location,having a displacement of zero

period

periodic wave

periodic motion

Normal

Ray

Period

Periodic wave

A device that can demonstrate simple harmonic motion when its

bob( a massive ball or weight), suspended by a string or light rod, is pulled to one side and released causing it to swing back and forth

Complex pendulum

A special form of periodic motion that occurs when small forces are applied at regular intervals to an oscillating or vibrating object and the amplitude of the vibration increases

A resonating tube with both ends open that also will resonate with a sound source; its resonant frequencies are whole-number multiples of the fundamental

In any periodic motion, the amount of time required for an object to repeat one complete cycle of motion

Any motion that repeats in a regular cycle

In any periodic motion, the amount of time required for an object to repeat one complete cycle of motion

Any motion that repeats in a regular cycle