Representing transverse waves
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- Q 1/6Score 0How does the ball move as the water wave moves forwards?29up and downforwards with the waveforwards and backwards
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- Q1How does the ball move as the water wave moves forwards?up and downforwards with the waveforwards and backwards30s
- Q2A water wave is an example of a ______ wave.Users enter free textType an Answer30s
- Q3Is a wave on a rope a transverse wave?no, it is a longitudinal waveyes, it is a transverse waveno, it is a mechanical wave30s
- Q4Where is the rest postion of water in this wave?level with the bottom of the wavelevel with the middle of the wavelevel with the top of the wave30s
- Q5What is the amplitude of a water wave?the distance between one wave crest and the nextthe distance between a crest of a wave and a troughthe distance between a crest of a wave and the rest postion30s
- Q6What is the wavelength of a water wave?the distance between one wave crest and the nextthe distance between a crest of a wave and the rest postionthe distance between a crest of a wave and a trough30s
