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1.Which type of wave needs a medium to travel? sound waves, because they travel by oscillating molecules
2.What do both sound and light waves transfer? energy
3.How does an increase in amplitude affect sound and light waves? louder sound and brighter light
4.What happens to the wavelength when the frequency increases? the wavelength decreases
5.Which of the following is true about sound waves? sound moves faster in the ocean than in the air
2.What do both sound and light waves transfer? energy
3.How does an increase in amplitude affect sound and light waves? louder sound and brighter light
4.What happens to the wavelength when the frequency increases? the wavelength decreases
5.Which of the following is true about sound waves? sound moves faster in the ocean than in the air
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Hewwo
Which type of wave needs a medium to travel?
sound waves, because they travel by oscillating electromagnetic fields
light waves, because they travel by oscillating molecules
light waves, because they travel by oscillating electromagnetic fields
***sound waves, because they travel by oscillating molecules***
What do both sound and light waves transfer?
***energy***
electricity
air
matter
How does an increase in amplitude affect sound and light waves?
***louder sound and brighter light***
higher-pitched sound and longer wavelengths for light
higher-pitched sound and brighter light
louder sound and longer wavelengths for light
What happens to the wavelength when the frequency increases?
The wavelength increases
***The wavelength decreases***
The wavelength increases if the speed increases
The wavelength stays the same
Which of the following is true about sound waves?
Sound would move faster in a pool of water than in a pool of Jello
Sound would move faster in a pool of rubber than in a pool of diamonds
***Sound moves faster in the ocean than in the air***
Sound moves faster in a lake than in the ocean
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sound waves, because they travel by oscillating electromagnetic fields
light waves, because they travel by oscillating molecules
light waves, because they travel by oscillating electromagnetic fields
***sound waves, because they travel by oscillating molecules***
What do both sound and light waves transfer?
***energy***
electricity
air
matter
How does an increase in amplitude affect sound and light waves?
***louder sound and brighter light***
higher-pitched sound and longer wavelengths for light
higher-pitched sound and brighter light
louder sound and longer wavelengths for light
What happens to the wavelength when the frequency increases?
The wavelength increases
***The wavelength decreases***
The wavelength increases if the speed increases
The wavelength stays the same
Which of the following is true about sound waves?
Sound would move faster in a pool of water than in a pool of Jello
Sound would move faster in a pool of rubber than in a pool of diamonds
***Sound moves faster in the ocean than in the air***
Sound moves faster in a lake than in the ocean
5/5, I promise! If not, then I am extremely sorry!
(Works for connexus)
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yes, all of Hewwo's answers are correct.
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jj's wife
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luna
Hewwo is right
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Yo mama
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All of them are right
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Waiter
3 was higher pitched sound and brighter
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Bucky Barnes
Nobody wanna talk about the fact that sound travels faster in the water than in air....that makes zero sense...at all 🤨
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Harry Potter
HEWWO is correct
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daddy
got 4/5 hewwo is wrong
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(C) Sound waves, because they travel by oscillating molecules
(C) Energy
(A) Louder sound and brighter light
(D) The wavelength decreases
(B) sound moves faster in the ocean than in the air
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(C) Energy
(A) Louder sound and brighter light
(D) The wavelength decreases
(B) sound moves faster in the ocean than in the air
100% just did the quick check in Connexus
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