### Wave Properties and Types#### 8. What is the wavelength of the wave shown in the picture above?(Provide your answer here)#### 9. What is the amplitude of the wave shown in the picture above?(Provide your answer here)#### 10. Explain the difference between Mechanical waves and Electromagnetic waves.(Provide your answer here)#### 11. Explain the main difference between Transverse and Longitudinal waves.(Provide your answer here)#### 12. What is the speed of a wave that has a wavelength of 3.5 m and a frequency of 5.0 Hz?(Provide your answer here)---#### Explanation of Graphs and Diagrams:*Note: Since there is no accompanying image for waves, hypothetical explanations below are based on standard wave diagrams.*- **Wavelength**: The distance between two consecutive crests (or troughs) of the wave.- **Amplitude**: The height from the equilibrium position (center line) to the crest (or trough).For further clarity, diagrams generally depict:1. **Transverse Wave**: - Crest: The highest point. - Trough: The lowest point. - Wavelength: Distance between successive crests.2. **Longitudinal Wave**: - Compression: Region where particles are closest together. - Rarefaction: Region where particles are furthest apart. - Wavelength: Distance between successive compressions or rarefactions.Please refer to additional resources or textbooks for specific diagrams and examples. ### Using the graph below for problems #6-9:The image includes a graph with a waveform plotted on a set of axes. The x-axis measures the horizontal distance in centimeters (cm), and the y-axis measures the vertical height in cm. The graph shows a periodic wave with crests and troughs marked by red dots, and the highest and lowest points indicated by green dots. The waveform starts at the y-axis and extends beyond the 6 cm mark on the x-axis.#### Questions:**6. Using the ruler going from left to right, give the position of the 2nd crest.**- .75 cm- 1.5 cm- 2.0 cm- 2.55 cm- 3.25 cm**7. Using the ruler going from left to right, give the position of the first trough.**- .75 cm- 1.5 cm- 2.0 cm- 3.25 cm

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Use the graph below for problems #6-9. 3 6 6. Using the ruler going from left to right, give the position of the 2nd crest. .75 cm 1.5 cm 2.0 cm 2.55 cm 3.25 сm 7 Using the ruler going from left to right, give the position of the first trough. .75 cm

Use the graph below for problems #6-9. 3 6 6. Using the ruler going from left to right, give the position of the 2nd crest. .75 cm 1.5 cm 2.0 cm 2.55 cm 3.25 сm 7 Using the ruler going from left to right, give the position of the first trough. .75 cm

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### Wave Properties and Types

#### 8. What is the wavelength of the wave shown in the picture above?
(Provide your answer here)

#### 9. What is the amplitude of the wave shown in the picture above?
(Provide your answer here)

#### 10. Explain the difference between Mechanical waves and Electromagnetic waves.
(Provide your answer here)

#### 11. Explain the main difference between Transverse and Longitudinal waves.
(Provide your answer here)

#### 12. What is the speed of a wave that has a wavelength of 3.5 m and a frequency of 5.0 Hz?
(Provide your answer here)

---

#### Explanation of Graphs and Diagrams:

*Note: Since there is no accompanying image for waves, hypothetical explanations below are based on standard wave diagrams.*

- **Wavelength**: The distance between two consecutive crests (or troughs) of the wave.
- **Amplitude**: The height from the equilibrium position (center line) to the crest (or trough).

For further clarity, diagrams generally depict:

1. **Transverse Wave**:
- Crest: The highest point.
- Trough: The lowest point.
- Wavelength: Distance between successive crests.

2. **Longitudinal Wave**:
- Compression: Region where particles are closest together.
- Rarefaction: Region where particles are furthest apart.
- Wavelength: Distance between successive compressions or rarefactions.

Please refer to additional resources or textbooks for specific diagrams and examples.

### Using the graph below for problems #6-9:
The image includes a graph with a waveform plotted on a set of axes. The x-axis measures the horizontal distance in centimeters (cm), and the y-axis measures the vertical height in cm. The graph shows a periodic wave with crests and troughs marked by red dots, and the highest and lowest points indicated by green dots. The waveform starts at the y-axis and extends beyond the 6 cm mark on the x-axis.

#### Questions:

**6. Using the ruler going from left to right, give the position of the 2nd crest.**
- .75 cm
- 1.5 cm
- 2.0 cm
- 2.55 cm
- 3.25 cm

**7. Using the ruler going from left to right, give the position of the first trough.**
- .75 cm
- 1.5 cm
- 2.0 cm
- 3.25 cm

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