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					  This type of wave needs a medium to					 
					
					 Mechanical wave 
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					  This type of wave needs a medium					 
					
					 Mechanical wave 
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					  This is where the particles of a longitudinal wave are crowed together					 
					
					 Compression 
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					  This is the speed at which a wave is moving					 
					
					 Wave speed 
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					  This is the bouncing back of rays of light sound or heat					 
					
					 Reflection 
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					  X-rays and microwave are examples of these types of waves					 
					
					 Electromagnetic 
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					  This is any substance through which a wave can travel					 
					
					 Medium 
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					  This is where the particles of a longitudinal wave are spread					 
					
					 Rarefaction 
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					  This is where the particles of a longitudinal wave are spread apart					 
					
					 Rarefaction 
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					  This is the bending of a wave as it passes between two substance					 
					
					 Refraction 
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					  This is any disturbance that transmits energy through matter or empty space					 
					
					 Wave 
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					  This is the highest point of a transverse wave					 
					
					 Crest 
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					  These are the two main types of waves					 
					
					 Transverse and longitudinal 
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					  These are the two main types of waves					 
					
					 Transverse and longitudinal 
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					  This means to be at right angles					 
					
					 Perpendicular 
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					  This is a waves where the particles vibrate parallel to the direction of the wave					 
					
					 Longitudinal wave 
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					  This is the lowest point of a transverse wave					 
					
					 Trough 
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					  Sound waves are examples of what types of waves					 
					
					 Mechanical or longitudinal 
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					  This is the maximum distance the particles of a wave vibrate form resting position					 
					
					 Amplitude 
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					  This is how a surface wave forms					 
					
					 Transverse and longitudinal wave combine 
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					  This is a wave where the particles vibrate perpendicular to the direction of the wave					 
					
					 Transverse wave 
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					  This is what electromagnetic waves can travel through					 
					
					 vacuum 
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					  Light up waves are examples of what type of wave					 
					
					 Transverse or electromagnetic 
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					  This what electromagnetic waves can travel through					 
					
					 Vacuum 
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					  This is the word we use to measure frequency					 
					
					 Hertz 
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