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    This document provides an overview of a science module on waves. It expects students to classify different types of waves, label parts of waves, and calculate wave speed. It reviews motion concepts from the previous lesson and includes activities like watching instructional videos. It defines transverse, longitudinal and surface waves. It also distinguishes mechanical and electromagnetic waves. The document explains the relationship between wave speed, frequency and wavelength and provides an example calculation. It includes assessment questions for students to classify waves and identify wave parts.

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    Science-7

    7
    Quarter 3 – Module 3
    The Waves

    Infer that waves carry energy


    After going through this module, you are
    expected to:
    Classify and describe the different kinds of waves
    (transverse, longitudinal, surface, mechanical or
    electromagnetic);
    Label the parts of transverse and longitudinal waves,
    and
    Calculate speed of waves.
    Review of the Previous Lesson
    Review of the Previous Lesson
    A
    C
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    N
    MOTION GRAPH
    UNDERSTANDING MOTION IS
    NECESSARY TO OUR NEXT LESSON.
    LET’S WATCH VIDEO 1
    TAKE NOTE AND OBSERVE
    To better understand about waves, Let’s
    perform the following activities:
    LET’ WATCH THE VIDEO 2
    Waves in a rope may be classified as transverse waves
    because the individual segments of the rope vibrate
    perpendicular to the direction in which the waves travel.
    When each portion of a coil spring is
    alternatively compressed and extended,
    longitudinal waves are produced.
    Waves on the surface of a body of water are a combination
    of transverse and longitudinal wave motion. Each water
    molecule moves in a circular pattern as the waves pass by.
    The types of waves according to
    propagation
    1. Mechanical waves propagate only through solid,
    liquid and gas medium. Mechanical waves may be
    transverse, longitudinal or surface.

    2. Electromagnetic waves do not need medium to


    propagate.
    Examples: Radio waves, ultraviolet, microwaves, x-rays,
    infrared, and gamma rays.
    The Anatomy and Nature of Waves
    APPLICATION

    Wave speed, wavelength and frequency


    are related by the equation:

    Wave speed = frequency x wavelength.


    EXAMPLE
    1. Suppose you observed an anchored boat to rise and fall
    once every 4.0 seconds as waves whose crests are 25
    meters apart pass by it.
    a. What is the frequency of the observed waves? The
    frequency of the waves is 0.25 Hz. Frequency = 1/period =
    1/4.0 seconds = 0.25 Hz (or cycle per second)
    b. What is the speed of the waves? The speed of the waves
    is 6.3 m/s. Wave speed = (frequency)*(wavelength) = (0.25
    Hz) x (25 m) = 6.3 m/s
    FORMULA
    • FREQUENCY (f) = 1/time or period
    • SPEED (v) = f
    • WAVELENGTH ( ) = v/f

    GIVEN: t = 4 s
    = 25 m
    ASSESSMENT TIME
    CLASSIFY THE TYPES OF WAVES ACCORDING
    TO DIRECTION OF MOTION.
    1. 1
    CLASSIFY THE TYPES OF WAVES ACCORDING
    TO DIRECTION OF MOTION.
    1.2
    CLASSIFY THE TYPES OF WAVES ACCORDING
    TO DIRECTION OF MOTION.
    1.3
    CLASSIFY THE TYPES OF WAVES ACCORDING
    TO PROPAGATION
    1.4
    CLASSIFY THE TYPES OF WAVES ACCORDING
    TO PROPAGATION
    1.5
    2.1 Identify the parts of the Wave

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    3. Suppose you observed an anchored boat to rise and fall once every
    2.0 seconds as waves whose crests are 20 meters apart pass by it.

    a. What is the frequency of the observed waves? The frequency of the


    waves is _____ Hz. Frequency = 1/period = 1/____ seconds = _____ Hz

    b. What is the speed of the waves? The speed of the waves is ______
    m/s.
    Wave speed = (frequency)*(wavelength) =
    (___ Hz) x (____ m) = _____ m/s
    Thank you for listening

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