Students will compare the amplitude, wavelength, speed, and frequency of two different waves in this printable. Then they will use the information in a table to practice calculating these values.
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Activity: Properties of Waves
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Concepts and Challenges of Physical Science
From Pearson's Concepts and Challenges Physical Science.
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