Fun Fact: When you listen to your favorite song on your phone, it's sound waves traveling from your device to your ears!
Real-world Example: Imagine a trampoline (solid) vs. a pool of water (liquid). You can bounce in different directions on a trampoline, but you can only make splashes on the surface of the water!
Did you know? The waves decrease in amplitude (size) as they move further out because they spread and lose some energy as heat!
Real-world Example: Think of it like a roller coaster. The top of a loop is max displacement, while the bottom is no displacement!
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Fun Fact: When you listen to your favorite song on your phone, it's sound waves traveling from your device to your ears!
Real-world Example: Imagine a trampoline (solid) vs. a pool of water (liquid). You can bounce in different directions on a trampoline, but you can only make splashes on the surface of the water!
Did you know? The waves decrease in amplitude (size) as they move further out because they spread and lose some energy as heat!
Real-world Example: Think of it like a roller coaster. The top of a loop is max displacement, while the bottom is no displacement!
Dive deeper and gain exclusive access to premium files of Physics SL. Subscribe now and get closer to that 45 🌟
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