What part of the wave does point P mark?

Name the part marked Q in the diagram.

Which pair of points is one complete repeat of the wave shape apart?

Use the displacement axis to find the amplitude of this wave.

Which property tells how many complete vibrations occur each second?

The time needed for one complete vibration is called the ___.

Which property describes how fast a disturbance travels and its direction?

Which unit means one complete cycle each second?

What are the regions with coils closest together in this model called?

In this model, what names the regions where coils are farthest apart?

Which distance represents one complete repeat in a sound wave?

A ribbon is tied to a rope carrying a transverse wave. How does the ribbon move as the wave passes?

When a longitudinal disturbance moves along a stretched spring, how do its coils vibrate?

These traces cover equal time intervals for waves in the same unchanged rope. Which transfers more energy during that time?

Both traces cover the same time interval. Which wave completes more cycles each second?

Mika's flute note becomes higher in pitch. Which change in its sound wave explains this?

Two water waves travel at the same speed. One has more cycles passing each second. How does its spacing between neighboring peaks compare?

A steady sound enters a material where it travels faster. What happens to its wavelength?

Lina vibrates the end of a rope more often each second without changing its tension or thickness. What happens to the wave speed?

Paolo makes twice as many complete vibrations each second. What happens to the time needed for one vibration?