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Waves

Tsunami info from NOAA http://www.pmel.noaa.gov/tsunami/indo_1204.html

Homeworkhttp://cs.clark.edu/~mac/202Physics/wavesearthactivity.html

Cloud Waves IMG.32.jpg 17.301.150.gif

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Kelvin-Helmholtz waves

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Gravity Waves

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Slide 7 Fig. 16.1, p.488

Slide 8 Fig. 16.2, p.488

Slide 9 Fig. 16.3, p.488

Active Fig 16.10 Transverse wave

Active Fig 17.2 Compressional wave

Slide 10 Fig. 16.4, p.489

Slide 11 Fig. 16.6, p.491

Slide 12 Fig. 16.7, p.491

Slide 13 Fig. 16.8, p.492

Slide 14 Fig. 16.8a, p.492

Slide 15 Fig. 16.8b, p.492

Slide 16 Fig. 16.9, p.494

Slide 17 Fig. 16.10, p.495

Interactive Figure 16.7 & Interactive Figure 16.7 wavelength , period, frequency, and wave speed

InteractiveFigure 16.10 oscillating reed/rope system

Slide 18 Fig. 16.11, p.497

2Tsin()= s v2/R

T v2

Slide 19 Fig. 16.12, p.498

Slide 20 Fig. 16.13, p.498

Slide 21 Fig. 16.14, p.499

Interactive 16.14Mass per unit length&Phase change upon reflection

Slide 22 Fig. 16.15, p.500

Interactive 16.14Mass per unit length&Phase change upon reflection

Slide 23 Fig. 16.16, p.500

Interactive 16.14Mass per unit length&Phase change upon reflection

Slide 24 Fig. 16.17, p.500

Slide 25 Fig. 16.18, p.501

Slide 26 Fig. 16.18a, p.501

Slide 27 Fig. 16.18b, p.501

Slide 28 Fig. 16.19, p.501

Slide 29 Fig. 16.20, p.503

Slide 30 Fig. P16.30, p.508

Slide 31 Fig. P16.32, p.508

Slide 32 Fig. P16.52, p.509