Vibration- the cyclical motion of an object through an equilibrium point		What kind of wave does sound travel as?
molecular structure, density, temperature Affects how a medium transmits vibrations		waves same position moving same direction
period- the time it takes a for a vibrating particle to complete 1 cycle		Sound intensity is due to?
Wave speed- What is affected by the temperature in a gas medium?		particles move same direction
What is the difference between vibration and mechanical waves? How are they related?		A vibration is the cyclical motion of an object through the equilibrium. Mechanical waves are the transfer of energy through a material. Vibrations create waves.
Transverse- particles move perpendicular to the direction of the wave		lowest point on wave
Longitudinal- particles move same direction		highest point on wave
Crest- highest point on wave		distance from either crest or trough
trough- lowest point on wave		the time it takes a for a vibrating particle to complete 1 cycle
Amplitude- distance from either crest or trough		What is affected by the temperature in a gas medium?
Wave length- the distance of a wave		factors that affect the medium
In phase- waves same position moving same direction		particles move perpendicular to the direction of the wave
Temperature, tension, density- factors that affect the medium		- the cyclical motion of an object through an equilibrium point
Longitudinal- What kind of wave does sound travel as?		the distance of a wave
Amplitude of the wave- Sound intensity is due to?		molecular structure, density, temperature Affects how a medium transmits vibrations