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    1) The document discusses longitudinal waves, specifically sound waves. It defines longitudinal waves as waves where particles vibrate along the direction of wave propagation around their equilibrium position. 2) It explains that in sound waves, areas of compression and rarefaction occur where the medium's particles are close together or far apart, respectively. 3) Wave length is defined as the distance between the centers of two successive compressions or rarefactions. The summary highlights the key topics covered in the document: longitudinal waves, areas of compression and rarefaction in sound waves, and the definition of wavelength. It is under 3 sentences as requested.

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    1) The document discusses longitudinal waves, specifically sound waves. It defines longitudinal waves as waves where particles vibrate along the direction of wave propagation around their equilibrium position. 2) It explains that in sound waves, areas of compression and rarefaction occur where the medium's particles are close together or far apart, respectively. 3) Wave length is defined as the distance between the centers of two successive compressions or rarefactions. The summary highlights the key topics covered in the document: longitudinal waves, areas of compression and rarefaction in sound waves, and the definition of wavelength. It is under 3 sentences as requested.

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    1) The document discusses longitudinal waves, specifically sound waves. It defines longitudinal waves as waves where particles vibrate along the direction of wave propagation around their equilibrium position. 2) It explains that in sound waves, areas of compression and rarefaction occur where the medium's particles are close together or far apart, respectively. 3) Wave length is defined as the distance between the centers of two successive compressions or rarefactions. The summary highlights the key topics covered in the document: longitudinal waves, areas of compression and rarefaction in sound waves, and the definition of wavelength. It is under 3 sentences as requested.

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    Hadayek El-Maadi

    Kawmea
    School
    Physics

    Second year
    Longitudinal wave

    Sound
    From the opp.figure,calculate

    Wave Amplitude

    The frequency
    periodic time

    Wave length
    Aims

    By the end of this lesson the student will


    :be able to
     Identify longitudinal wave.
     Identify rarefaction and compression.
     Recognize the efforts of scientists.
    procedures

    Ask the students, What is the


    ?type of sound wave
    Longitudinal wave

    The wave in which particles vibrate along


    the direction of the wave propagation
    .around their equilibrium position
    Compression

    The area in which the medium


    .particles are close to each other

    The area in which the medium


    .particles are far from each other
    Wave Length

    The distance between the •


    centers of two successive
    compressions or the centers
    of two successive rarefactions
    Electromagnetic Waves

    Examples:
    Light waves • X-rays •
    • Gamma rays • Wireless waves ,TV
    and cell phone
    Originated from the vibration of two •
    fields ; one of them is
    electric field and the other is magnetic
    field, where both
    are perpendicular to each other and to the
    direction of wave propagation
    The relation between
    frequency (υ), wavelength ( λ )
    and velocity of propagation (V)
    Notes
    Problem
    Notes

    V1  1

    V2 2
    With my best
    wishes

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