C.2.1—Transverse and longitudinal travelling waves
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• Distinguish transverse and longitudinal travelling waves by comparing particle or field oscillation with the direction of propagation and energy transfer.
• Describe the motion of particles in a medium using displacement with position and with time.
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C.2.2—Wave quantities and wave equation
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• Apply wavelength λ, frequency f, time period T and wave speed v to wave motion using v=fλ=λ/T.
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C.2.3—Nature of sound waves
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• Explain sound as a mechanical longitudinal wave, including particle oscillations, compressions and rarefactions, and energy transfer through a medium.
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C.2.4—Nature of electromagnetic waves
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• Explain electromagnetic waves as transverse oscillating electric and magnetic fields that can propagate through a vacuum.
• Use the approximate wavelength orders of magnitude in the Physics data booklet without treating them as sharp boundaries.
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C.2.5—Mechanical and electromagnetic wave models
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• Compare mechanical waves, which require a medium, with electromagnetic waves, which can travel through a vacuum.
• Travelling waves transfer energy even when there is no resultant displacement of the medium.
• Apply the wave model to both mechanical and electromagnetic waves.
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