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Waves can be
longitudinal
or
transverse
What is amplitude?
The
distance
from the middle to the top or
bottom
of the wave
What is wavelength?
The
distance
between a
point
on the
wave
to the same point on the
next
wave
What is trough?
bottom
of the wave
What is
peak
?
top
of the wave
What is frequency?
how many
waves
go past a particular point in a
second
What frequency measured in?
Hertz (
Hz
)
What is it called when waves meet?
superpose
How is sound produced?
Vibration
Sound
is a
longitudinal wave
What are the parts of the outside of your ear?
pinna
auditory canal
eardrum
what part is in the middle of your ear?
ossicles
the
auditory nerve
sends electrical signals to the brain via the
cochlear nuclei
What are the parts of the inner ear?
cochlea
semi-circular canals
hearing can be damaged by:
a
hole
in the
ear drum
canal
blocked with
wax
loud
sounds or
injury